Back-to-school season is officially upon us. With more dorm-approved decor readily available now more than ever (think, removable wallpaper, tiered storage trolleys, and stylish floating shelves), tweaking your tiny, temporary space to work for you is finally a feasible undertaking.
If you’re looking for a way to decorate your bare walls but want an alternative to store-bought framed prints, textile...
Featuring angular lines, asymmetrical compositions, and sparse color, the Modernist architecture aesthetic is the complete opposite to the pretty pastoral...
For decades, people have been drawn to Impressionism, an art movement founded on an interest in capturing fleeting impressions of everyday life. While you may think you need to visit world-class collections to celebrate the work of the Impressionists, this selection of unique gifts proves that there are plenty of creative ways to immerse yourself in the movement.
Cartography, or map-making, has a long history.
With this year's Burning Man festival in full swing, why not take a look at some of the motivations behind...
Receiving criticism is a normal part of life. And for artists, it’s often the part of the profession that makes them the most uncomfortable. Let’s face it, most people don’t enjoy receiving criticism, but as a creative, it’s one of the most important aspects of a successful career.
Planning a wedding can be an emotional experience for anyone, but for bride-to-be Charlotte Villarin, it proved particularly poignant.
As a skilled landscape photographer, Albert Dros has seen a lot of stunning landscapes, but nothing prepared him for the...
Usually, an artist's “early work” refers to pieces completed at the start of their career. In the case of modern master Pablo Picasso, however, the oldest examples of his artistic talent date back much further—beginning, unbelievably, when he was just a child. The prolific painter would go on to have many stylistic changes throughout his long career, but his early period is a peek into his early artistic development.
If you’re a designer, you might argue that you see the world differently compared to untrained eyes.
Iranian photojournalist Parisa Pourtaherian doesn't let anything stand in the way of doing what she loves.
