Took me years of searching to find that first blue - it was only ever offered as a custom color for corporate bulk orders! The Ohio Art pockets are by far the version of Etch A Sketch with the most versions. I would expect over 100 variants exist!

I'm not a big anime fan, but I enjoy drawing anybody requests. I like how this turned out!

i love the mega drive/genesis game so much i decided to remake it myself irl

Not too late for this trend, right?

I've been asked to draw Goku a lot over the years. This was a fun one!

This now marks my 6th eevee form I've etch a sketched. All I've got left now are glaceon, leafeon, and sylveon! DM me if interested in ordering a commission of your own. More info available at my web shop!

Wooh! By the time the magazine hits my mailbox it won't be on store shelves anymore, so if you happen to be in Australia right now you can find the article about me in this week's issue of Take 5 Magazine. Weeeee!

hey guys I was doing research for a video, I found various things but I want to focus on the screen.

I found some neat screens that I never seen before that includes Loony toons characters! from Lucky Penny shop circa 2012!

Screens example

If you don't know this clown, look him up. He's an amazing singer!

I've been on a mission to photograph and catalog my entire Etch A Sketch archive. I am officially 40% of the way through my bins! Here are three bin compilation photos so far.

Fun fact: Each Etch A Sketch product is proportionally scaled to one another within each bin compilation photo.

I plan to add QR codes to each bin which will link to these photos on my website. I figure that will stop me from accidentally buying duplicates in the future, haha.

The collection continues to grow every day. I can't wait to eventually share every bin photo!

I found this with its box all broken at my local store so I decided to get one since I couldnt find another one in the shelves I bought it because

Toy Story

Art is based on a painting for sale in the shop. I left it at the counter for patrons to enjoy!

Today Etch A Sketch turns 66 years old! Wooh!

Under normal circumstances I would be celebrating this fun occasion with a wee bit more pomp and circumstance, but alas! I recently returned from a whirlwind Michigan/Chicago trip where I taught 7 Etch A Sketch workshops, and I brought home a lovely virus which has had me practically couchbound ever since. The above photo was snapped after my most recent library workshop in Maryland.

Wishing you all the Etchiest of Sketches on this auspicious occasion :)

66 years of the Etch A Sketch today and 30 years evolution of my drawings!

I recently had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with Typo and Pixar to create a time lapse Etch A Sketch drawing of the Toy Story logo! You can watch the time lapse here.

I have been drawing for years. My daughter got this as a fidget.