If you are looking for new art ideas to spark your creativity, then what better source to turn to than nature? Many artists throughout history—from the Romanticists to the Impressionists—have looked to the great outdoors for inspiring subject matter on which to base their paintings.
Architect Vincent Callebaut’s latest project isn’t something you can currently visit in the real world.
Painting en plein air, or “in the open air,” was first adopted by the French Impressionists in the 1800s.
While we've seen ships overrun by nature before, it's usually been due to a shipwreck. In Washington State, however, there is a forest-filled ship that serves another purpose. Located on the western side of the state in Anacortes, a four-masted schooner named La Merced has taken on new life as a breakwater in a case of creative recycling.
Fashion designer Teuta Matoshi is world-famous for her ethereal gowns and perfectly tailored mini dresses.
Fred Rogers captured the heart of America’s children for decades on the beloved television series Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.
The history of scent is largely ephemeral. After all, the aromas of pressed lilies from the Nile banks or the precious ambergris, once worth more than gold, are hard to imagine if you've never smelled these rarities. While the scent of these delicate perfume ingredients vanishes with time, countless examples of exquisite perfume bottles and containers remain to remind us of the history of the most-neglected sense.
Wildlife photographers take some of the most adventurous and exciting shots.
Working with the elements can often feel like an uphill battle, especially for photographers.
Astrophotography produces stunning images that can transport viewers out of this world. To become an expert in capturing starscapes or the colorful nebulas of the Milky Way takes dedication, technical skill, and a love for the outdoors. Photographers all over the world are capturing the stars with their unique vantage points from Earth.
Over 420 national parks dot the United States and show off the incredible natural beauty of the American landscape.
You might already be familiar with black light tattoos created using ultraviolet ink, but Russian artist Maxim Sipakov takes glowing...
