Stained glass and Star Wars might seem like an unlikely pair, but not once you view the work of Keth Pride. The artisan fashions the ships and droids made famous in the sci-fi classic into lamps and wood sculptures that feature colorful glass accents.
Over the course of two months, photographer Sam Gaby gained the trust of a unique-looking fox in Newfoundland.
Cats are curious by nature.
In Hokkaido, Japan’s second-largest island, fluffy white little birds flitter through the trees. They look like white cotton balls with wings, bouncing around. They are beloved by the Japanese, who call them shima enaga. In English, they’re known as long-tailed tits, though this particular subspecies is only found in Hokkaido. What makes Hokkaido’s long-tailed tits so special?
While most families document their lives through photos, Tel-Aviv-based illustrator Yehuda Devir captures heartwarming daily moments through art.
Typically, the annual Met Gala is “fashion’s biggest night out” with celebrities rocking ensembles that we’ll be talking about for...
French street artist Braga Last One transformed a mundane gas tank into a visual feast using just spray paint. Hailing from Marseilles, he took advantage of quarantine to paint this lonely tank sitting off a highway just outside of town. Now, a watchful Sphynx cat sits in its place and keeps an eye on the road.
Many famous artists from history were unappreciated in their time, but French post-impressionist painter Henri Rousseau was particularly mocked by...
You can bring the beauty of the ocean indoors thanks to the resin art pieces of North Carolina-based artist Roni...
Many of us are currently stuck at home during COVID-19 lockdowns. And while it’s easy to get bored and frustrated, this rare time of isolation can also offer enough space to learn a new skill. Taking online art classes on Skillshare is a great way to distract yourself from the news, learn something new, and simply have fun!
Deep in the heart of Turkmenistan's Karakum Desert, a fiery crater glows day and night.
As one of the most famous—and beautiful—gardens in the world, millions of people flock to Holland's Keukenhof every year.
