There’s a lot of care that goes into maintaining an aquarium full of colorful fish. Lindadi of Lindadi Creations knows this firsthand, so when the last of her fish passed away, she decided to forego a live tank and instead craft an underwater scene out of yarn.
Tattooist Yatzil Elizalde will have you seeing double, triple, or even quadruple thanks to her dizzying body art.
Through the ongoing series called Style Not Size, friends Denise Mercedes and Maria Castellanos share two things.
Our favorite childhood activities from the pre-Internet age have seen a huge resurgence in quarantining households. Though we often bemoaned our parents’ calls to “play a board game or something” in place of staring at a screen, 2020 has made us shout in jubilation when someone fishes out the dust-covered Monopoly box.
IKEA shoppers are savvy at recognizing when one of the store’s products could be purrfect for their furry friends.
Although the coronavirus has drastically changed our day-to-day lives, artists around the globe are finding ways to spread positivity through...
Winnie the Pooh is an unlikely fashion muse; but for twin sisters Danielle and Nicole, the beloved teddy bear and his little friend Piglet are inspirations for their everyday attire. And they aren’t the only cartoon characters to influence their creative outfits. Looking to animated films like Frozen, Beauty and the Beast, and The Little Mermaid, the sisters create head-to-toe ensembles of the main characters using only second-hand clothes.
You never know when you'll need an extra hand to help you carry your belongings.
Working in an office—even if that office is in your home—can be monotonous.
Athletes have long been seen as heroes, but now sportswear brand Nike is recognizing a different kind of hero—frontline healthcare workers combating COVID-19. Hospital staff are showing their mental resilience every day, as well as their physical fitness. That’s why Nike has partnered with nonprofit organization Good360 to donate more than 140,000 pieces of footwear, apparel, and equipment to hospital staff across the U.S. and Europe.
In the 18th century, George Spencer, the 4th Duke of Marlborough, amassed an incredible collection of carved gemstones and cameos.
Puzzles are a fun and challenging way to pass the time. They're also experiencing a peak in popularity right now.
