Two people have found a way to make their daily routine more fun and exciting. A series of clips show an older lady and a grocery store employee enjoying a fake stand-off every time they run into each other at the market.
Ukraine-based studio Manooni creates adorable needle felted sculptures with sunny dispositions.
The thought of a pet going missing is terrifying for any owner.
Conjoined twins are quite rare, but it's even rarer that they would be conjoined at the head. Three-year-old twins Bernardo and Arthur Lima from Brazil were born with fused brains, but now they have been successfully separated thanks to a pediatric surgeon in the UK. And not only were they successfully separated, but they were operated on by a team of doctors around the world who worked together in the same “virtual room.
Each year, wildfires rip through the American west, devastating both homes and forests.
Cats have an undeniable affinity for small safe spaces.
British artist Alex Chinneck is known for his mind-bending architectural sculptures that effortlessly combine the elements of art, design, and architecture. Whether in the form of an unzipped building, a structure turned on its head, or walls sliding down and cracking open to reveal what’s hidden behind them, his inventive sculptures always manage to challenge our perception of the world around us. A feat that always seems to transform the mundane into something remarkable.
There are endless creative possibilities with embroidery—it's not just a needle and thread.
A sculptor known simply as Jay is recreating some of the world’s biggest stars through polymer clay.
Actor Johnny Depp can now add “multi-million dollar-selling artist” to his résumé. He recently released 780 prints through the Castle Fine Art gallery in London—which sold out “almost immediately”—and earned him a staggering $3.6 million dollars. The pieces are part of Depp’s Friends & Heroes collection, featuring four portraits of Bob Dylan, Elizabeth Taylor, Al Pacino, and Keith Richards.
Plastics clog our oceans and clutter land fills.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) could be described as a reverse crystal ball.
