Kids and animals are a double dose of cuteness. Their friendship is so sweet and innocent that you can’t help but go “aww” every time you see them together. Photographer Andrea Martin celebrates the joy that comes from these duos in her photos of children with baby animals.
Have you ever commissioned a caricature artist for a hilarious (if also uncannily accurate) portrait of yourself?
One November morning in 1960, four first-grade girls broke ground when they set foot in their new schools.
There’s something incredibly relaxing about stepping away from digital screens to create something with our hands. That’s why LEGO is constantly creating new kits for adults that are not only fun to build, but nice to look at, too. The Danish toy production company is soon to release a fresh collection of adult-friendly products, called LEGO Art. The new range of sets allow you to build your own pop culture-inspired wall art.
Germany is stepping up measures to get in line with European Union guidelines to ban single-use plastics by 2021.
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted many parts of our daily lives, including our mental health.
As with many things in a creative field, having the right tools can make a big difference. If you’re an avid embroiderer, there are a variety of must-have supplies that will help your stitching projects become a success. But an often-overlooked tool of embroidery is one of the most important—scissors. Why Care About Embroidery Scissors? Your scissor selection might seem inconsequential, but having a sharp pair of small shears is an easy embroidery hack.
At the start of the 20th century, Expressionism turned the art world on its head.
Mom by day and artist by night, Canadian realist painter Sarah McKendry first picked up a paintbrush in 2008 and...
Featuring thick daubs of oil paint in pastel hues, Charlotte Fitzgerald’s impasto landscape paintings perfectly capture the serene beauty of her outdoor scenes. The artist often uses a palette knife to apply her pigment, allowing her to create paintings that are full of rich texture and countless colors. Each vibrant canvas looks as though it belongs alongside the paintings of French Impressionists such as Auguste Renoir or Claude Monet.
In 1886, Greek writer and art critic Jean Moréas published a manifesto on Symbolism.
French artist Francine Van Hove captures the timeless allure of femininity in her paintings of young women in intimate settings.
