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April 21, 2012

Smoke Signals Paint Mexico’s Desert Sky

Spanish photographer Lola Guerrera ventured out into the desert of Mexico to explore nature, and to see what happens when you intervene with it. Nebula Humilis is a collection of photographs featuring artificially colored clouds drifting against a natural backdrop. Guerrera tosses smoke-signal containers of household materials into the landscape to create the poofs of color that float mysteriously along the desert sands or mountain peaks.

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April 16, 2012

Stunning New Screw Portrait by Andrew Myers

Andrew Myers, who we first introduced you to back in February 2011, is back with a fantastic new piece called Fading Thoughts. This time, Myers wanted to take his work one step further by creating a scene that gives a sense of motion. “I don't want that dead portrait look anymore,” he says. “So I want to actually make a scene, something that appears to be happening that isn't really happening.

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March 30, 2012

Gorgeous Cherry Blossoms Celebrate Spring

Spring is upon us! The flowers are in bloom, the trees are blossoming, and my allergies are at an all time high. After a gloomy winter here on the east coast, it's exciting to spend more time outside in the sunshine and warmer weather. Every year in Washington, DC, the city celebrates spring with the Cherry Blossom Festival.

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March 28, 2012

Outside Looking In

Matthew Weatherstone's oil paintings and charcoal works in his series “The Disconnect” elegantly illustrate his theme with soft color palettes...

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March 28, 2012

The Modern Makeover Your Laundry Room Deserves

This post is brought to you by Electrolux, helping your kids look their best for life's best moments. You've worked hard to give your humble abode a modern flair by adding bright colors that pop, well-designed furnishings, and clean, crisp room decor. Then there's your laundry room that looks like it's stuck in the 1980s.

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