We've been conditioned to look at the world in one, highly distorted, manner due to the prevalence of the Mercator projection. Gerardus Mercator's vision of the world was revealed in 1569 and has become the widely accepted version of the planet, yet it contains enormous flaws.
The fragile nature of ceramics makes them objects of beauty that can easily show the wear of time.
Inspired by the all-American aesthetic of the vintage Volkswagen, Dub Box USA designs modern trailers with a retro twist.
A modern-day scavenger hunt is taking place as books are being hidden in the many nooks and crannies of London Underground stations, waiting to be found by avid readers and eagle-eyed commuters.
After experiencing a personal loss, designer Justin Crowe set about innovating new ways to keep the spirit of loved ones alive.
Have you ever wondered if dogs really dream about chasing kittens and cats? According to Harvard psychologist, Dr.
Ever since Lulu met Blizzard as a little puppy, she took to him as if he was her protective big brother. “She started sleeping on his back for warmth and comfort,” their human, David Mazzarella, told The Dodo. Soon, the St. Bernard's back became the vehicle from which Lulu saw the world. Whether they are sightseeing their hometown of Mt.
Meet Willamina (aka Williecute), the furry faced pup with dozens of stylish hairdos.
In the unbreakable bond between an animal and their human, the two are sometimes so close that they can start...
It’s not too late to enter the 2016 National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year contest. The categories for this annual competition are Landscape, Environmental Issues, Action, and Animal Portraits, and so far, the contest has received incredible submissions in each group. As the contest website indicates, photographs can be “a powerful wildlife shot, a stunning landscape, or a look at a complicated environmental issue—whatever nature means to you.
Photographer Shinya Arimoto likes to show a different side of Japan—the one he sees on the streets, filled with eccentric characters.
Looking different from your peers can make you the target for unwanted attention.
