Any pet owner who has lost their furry friend knows how devastating it can be. It's not an overstatement to say that a beloved member of the family is now gone. When the pang of grief hits, photos and videos can help remind someone of the good times shared.
We might pass by a corner store without a second glance, but not Lee Me Kyeoung.
How often do you give seeds a second glance?
You might not realize it now, but buying a gift for an artist is fun for you, too. Having a creatively-inclined person in your life means that you get to look for items that are likely more quirky and clever than your average gift. But how do you find them? You're just in luck!
A 10-year-old boy named Evan was bullied for his “Iron Man” Halloween costume but showed that he has superhero strength...
Great photographers can make an image look effortless.
Inspired by the sea, artist Courtney Mattison expresses its beauty and fragility through her large-scale ceramic installations. In creating intricate sculptures of coral reefs, she relays the importance of this underwater ecosystem—one that is under serious threat because of us. We’ve marveled over Mattison’s work before, particularly Our Changing Seas, which is an ongoing series that features ceramic sculptures depicting coral artfully arranged on walls.
If you’re a fan of the Harry Potter franchise, you’re likely familiar with the character Colin Creevey.
Jigsaw puzzles are a great way to stimulate your mind without having to be glued to a screen.
What’s just below the ocean’s surface? In the wondrous images by National Geographic photographer David Doubilet, we get a glimpse into the world beneath the water. Known as the “Audubon of the sea,” Doubilet captures vivid sights that are a split view, simultaneously showing what’s happening atop the water as well as within it. The results are fascinating; a magenta jellyfish, for instance, blooms in the foreground, punctuated with a backdrop of tall pine trees.
The online global marketplace Etsy can be a daunting site to shop. In 2019 alone, a reported 2.
Benicia, California-based One House Bakery has created a creature out of bread that’s as terrifying as it is tasty.
