When artist Kat O'Sullivan (a.k.a. Katwise) and her partner Mason Brown bought a run-down, nondescript farmhouse in the middle of the woods near High Falls, New York in 2009, they knew they had to breathe some life into the old building to reveal its true charm.
If you're looking for something that's more original than wood or carpet flooring, well, Inghua Ting has it.
Tokyo-based art director Sato Masahiro, more commonly known as Q-TA (@qta3)
Do you know what your country or region's second language is? And if so, do you know how to speak it? The website MoveHub.com is a resource for people who want to move abroad, and they recently released this fascinating infographic that shows the popular second tongue of every region around the world. Some places, like Canada's knowledge of the French language, are fairly predictable.
Italian photographer Raffaello De Vito recently unveiled an intriguing series that he calls Atmosphere-Clouds.
By the time this installation, Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, is over, it's estimated that over four million...
Two 20-year-old friends have come up with an ingenious way to help the homeless population in Brisbane, Australia by turning a van into a mobile laundromat, where the homeless can safely wash and dry their clothes. Lucas Patchett and Nicholas Marchesi, the founders of the project, started out with an old white van, which they outfitted with a portable generator.
Brooklyn-based Canadian visual artist Aaron Li-Hill creates dynamic images by blurring the lines between illustration, sculpture, graffiti, graphic design, painting,...
Natural Act is a collection of creative photo collages in which Turkey-based photographer Merve zaslan merged multiple images into intriguing...
Israel-based Merav (Salush) Eitan and Gaston Zahr of OGE Creative Group were inspired by the structure of a bird's nest to develop this large, playful reclining space. Called Giant Birdsnest for Creating New Ideas, the circular wooden structure is filled with soft, egg-shaped pillows and is intended to function as a “fusion of furniture and playground.
American photographer Gail Albert Halaban has voyeuristic tendencies.
Years before his son Geraint was born, his father, Ryan, was planning a Halloween costume for just the two of them.
