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

Etch A Sketch: More Than A Toy By Rome Neal July 24, 2002 / 4:33 PM EDT / CBS Great artists like Monet, Picasso and Van Gogh have always used canvases to create their artwork.

Larry Killgallon said Etch A Sketch is responsible for about 35 percent of Ohio Art's toy revenue. The company's second-biggest seller is a line of tiny plastic building blocks called Nanoblocks.

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 ...

Tech has changed the face of (adult) childhood , but some classic toys from the analog past are enjoying a second life thanks ...

Shaking the toy re-coats the glass and erases the image. By drilling a small hole in the Etch A Sketch and draining the excess powder, Graziano could create images that were about 90 percent ...

Another still beloved toy whose inner workings are on display is the iconic Etch-a-Sketch. A representative transparent pattern tracer demonstrates how 14 pulleys guide the drawing tip.

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is probably not thrilled with his campaign’s latest gaffe. His top political advisor compared Romney’s strategy to an Etch-A-Sketch -- a description ...

This first gimmick separated Etch A Sketch from more intuitive but less successful stylus-based drawing toys, such as Fisher-Price's Magna Doodle, and the Magic Slate.

The Ohio company that has produced or owned the Etch A Sketch for decades has sold the classic toy to a toy firm in Toronto.

Can't draw on an Etch A Sketch? Snap a photo with the Etch-A-Snap and the camera will draw out the scene for you. The weirdly cool camera designed by Martin Fitzpatrick replaces the usual LCD ...

A central, longstanding criticism of Mitt Romney has been that he is a flip-flopper, changing his views according to political convenience. Now that Romney's (once again) running for president, it ...