Williams eventually set up a studio on the Springfield square, advertising himself as “the old reliable crayon artist ... his business cards, and black-and-white portraits of three men.

dynamic style that mixes bold black ink lines with softer shading in black crayon. Bellstorf was inspired to tell the story after discovering Kirchherr's own artwork. "I found Astrid's photos and ...

"I was drawing self-portraits with the brown crayon instead of the peach crayon, and black curly hair." She added that she did not correct depictions of her as either "biracial" or a "black woman ...

Dolezal clarified to Lauer that she identifies as black, not African-American ... “I was drawing self-portraits with the brown crayon instead of the peach crayon,” Dolezal told Lauer.