Gold is most often found in jewelry and coins, but that's far from the limit of its creative possibilities. Lin Chao, a China-based shop specializing in gold, creates a myriad of highly detailed items.
Some people love their hometowns so much, they want to preserve their heritage and tell the rest of the world...
In the ancient Maya civilization animals played a very important role.
Even the most mundane objects you come across every day has great untapped potential. Artist Gab Bois knows this all too well. By looking into the meaning and origins of common things, she emerges with a surrealist composition that turns objects into so much more than what they are known for. Bois' sharp eye for design and creative touch unveils the double identities of everyday items.
Torn cushions, scuffed up carpets, and scratched furniture—many cat owners know this sight all too well.
Darkness is a challenge for many photographers.
When looking up the history of fashion, it's almost irresistible to browse through that various styles of garments made for women over the years. Tracing the history of female fashion is a colorful adventure filled with diverse silhouettes. Unbeknownst to many, male fashion history can be just as compelling. And no one has made a better case for this than multi-hyphenate model-stylist-photographer Wisdom Kaye.
Quitting a job is often an awkward experience.
Capturing the intricacies of the sea is no easy feat.
Tibet's Sakya Monastery is home to many wonders. Founded in 1073, its collection includes some of the oldest Tibetan artwork, as well as 84,000 ancient manuscripts and books. Given its remote location, the contents of this library may seem out of reach for international scholars. Luckily, in an attempt to preserve these ancient documents, the Sakya Monastery Library began digitizing its assets in 2011 and is well underway in its mission.
By nature, plants and trees are our best allies against carbon emissions.
Paintbrushes are reliable tools that help artists bring their vision to life.
