Cross-stitch is a fun and relaxing craft. But like all types of embroidery, you have to practice in order to get better. The only way to do that is to sew! Patterns are the easiest way to do this, as someone has already figured out where the color and stitches are going to go.
Venetian artist Livio de Marchi has spent his life combining his woodworking skills with his imagination to create incredible sculptures.
Think of embroidery as a big umbrella.
Traditionally, it’s the bride that everyone’s dying to see walk down the aisle, but for one couple’s wedding, an entirely different member of the wedding party stole the show. Rather than leave their pet at home during their big day, Dee and Nick decided to include their cat named Moose in their ceremony.
In 2017, Canadian photographer Cath Simard snapped a picture of an empty road on the verdant Hawaiian island of Oahu...
Artist Ania Amador has brought the ocean indoors with a stunning mural of the sea.
In a bid to bring the beauty of nature indoors, furniture designers Benoit Vauthier and Manu Lerendu create one-of-a-kind tables that pay homage to the breathtaking landscapes of America and Europe. Using traditional sculpting tools, they transform wooden surfaces into sculptural, relief table tops that look like little mountain ranges. In 2012, Vauthier and Lerendu met on the benches of the Quebec Cabinetmaking Institute and hit it off right away.
The City of Detroit’s North End just got a whole lot more colorful.
Vincent van Gogh is known for having one of the most iconic artistic styles of all time.
Lebanese American photographer Rania Matar is known for her intimate portraits of women. Specifically, she spends time focusing on young women in the United States and her native country, Lebanon, and creates new narratives that show their strength, beauty, and independence. With her new book titled She, published by Radius Books, Matar follows women in their 20s, showing them as they grow into adulthood and make the world their own.
What can you create from a single sheet of paper?
Artists have long been inspired by the aurora borealis, also known as the Northern Lights.
