Drawing

The 60-year-old Nuran Erden, residing in İzmir's Germiyan village, has been drawing pictures on the village walls to spread the message of "nonviolence" throughout the country.

After tourists visiting the village noticed Erden's drawings and took pictures in front of them, the village gained interest as her drawings became famous.

Versus Art Project is hosting Turkish artist SABO's new exhibition titled "Time Machine," which is based on the fiction of past, present and future.

The exhibition opening the doors of a journey through time with the help of the artist's figures can be seen from June 3 till July 10.

Every moment and every movement you see in the animation has to be commanded by onboard computers

The drawing depicts the head of a weird creature with a twisted neck and its mouth wide open. If you take a closer look, you notice a small bird flying out of its mouth. Its teeth look strange too, resembling tall, sturdy trees.

"You see, even the bird wanted to leave, it was that bad," Stojcetovic explains.

A schoolgirl in the eastern province of Van has surprised her peers by reflecting her double-colored eyes into the coloring book in the class. Click through for the story in photos...

A nude sketch that bears a striking resemblance to the Mona Lisa may have been drawn by Leonardo da Vinci, experts have said, quoted by The Guardian.

Scientists at the Louvre in Paris, where the painting is held, have been examining a charcoal drawing known as the Monna Vanna, which had been attributed to the Florentine master's studio.

An exhibition featuring just one painting of Turkish artist Tuncay Yurtsever has opened at the Mor Art Gallery in the resort district of Bodrum. 

The exhibition displays one painting of the rug of the artist's grandfather, made using 60,000 pins, which is a world record. 

Before the invention of the camera, people used to draw more than they do today. This was out of necessity. People would draw to record what they saw.

When children start drawing one thing is certain: you are never sure what the result would be. And this is no way a bad thing. Their unintentional hilarity coming from their innocent desire to express themselves is amusing.

And that’s what happened with a kid, who drew a picture of Santa Claus being over excited.

FOLDED CORNER - ‘The Setting Sun: A Memoir of Empire and Family Secrets’ by Bart Moore-Gilbert (Verso, 288 pages, £15)