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The “first look” is a special time for any couple getting married.
The environment is changing rapidly due to human-caused climate change.
It is estimated that around 100 African elephants are killed every day due to an insatiable demand for ivory. This shocking statistic is what spurred British ceramicist Charlotte Mary Pack to action, causing her to undertake an admirable, self-assigned challenge. On World Wildlife Conservation Day (December 4, 2018), Pack stayed awake for an entire 24 hours to handcraft 100 elephant porcelain figurines.
Many art mediums require plenty of patience and concentration, but artist Mike Matola shows a whole new level of creative...
If you’ve got a cat, you know how much they love to lounge.
At first glance, these porcelain plates look just like your grandmother’s tableware. But a closer look reveals a playful twist on the popular 18th century, blue and white Willow pattern. Designed by Don Moyer, the series Calamityware incorporates unexpected characters—such as voracious sea monsters, flying monkeys, and mysterious UFOs—illustrated among traditional ceramic motifs. From traditional plates and platters to mugs and bowls, Moyer has it covered when it comes to unique dinnerware.
Montreal-based photographer Paul Parent is known for his stunning macro photography.
They say that trends are circular and what’s old becomes new again. This is true for fashion, music, and art.
The Middle Ages makes up a major portion of European art history. Starting with the fall of the Roman Empire in the fifth century and ending with the onset of the Renaissance, this period took place over the course of 1,000 years. During this time, architects, artists, and other creative figures shaped the cities and communes we know and love today.
Italian designer, illustrator, and self-named “creative mind” Elia Colombo (aka Gebe)
For over 75 years, the Finnish government has gifted mothers-to-be with a very practical present: a baby box.
