Sixty-five years after it first hit store shelves, the iconic, red-framed drawing toy continues to enchant kids, artists, and ...

But I have no idea how an Etch A Sketch works. Eager to remedy this gap in my tech education, I talked to Martin Killgallon, who's the Senior VP for Marketing and Product Development at the Ohio ...

LEDs aren’t modern. At least use an E-ink display to get the looks of the Etch-a-Sketch. It would also make it retain the image. Unless the data is stored in EEPROM the LED one will forget the ...

Pushed to the bottom of the toy box by video games and other high-tech gadgets, Etch A Sketch is suddenly drawing lots of attention, thanks to a gaffe that has shaken up the race for the White House ...

The Etch-a-Sketch was a popular toy, but a polarizing one. You were either one of those kids that had the knack, or one of the kids that didn’t. [Micah] was pretty firmly in the latter group,… ...

Although numerous toymakers were unimpressed, The Ohio Art Co. paid $25,000 to license the toy and renamed it Etch A Sketch. After an advertising blitz, the toy became a "must-have item" in ...

When the Etch A Sketch debuted for sale in 1960, NASA was still sketching out plans for how to put the first humans into space. Now, 60 years later, the classic toy is celebrating its anniversary ...

Months after Romney adviser's "Etch A Sketch" comment, Ohio Art Company is capitalizing on it with red and blue toys, political paraphernalia and a "Shakeitupamerica" website.

Etch A Sketch, the toy that lets kids create art on a screen using two knobs, and then erase it and start all over again, is leaving its Ohio home after 40 years.

Bryan Lee Madden, a professional Etch A Sketch artist, in his studio at his home in Danbury, Conn., on Monday, Dec. 4, 2023. In addition to Etch A Sketch art Madden now focuses on watercolor art ...