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.
Artist Paul Gauguin is an important figure in modern art. Together with Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Cézanne, the French painter pioneered Post-Impressionism, a movement that emerged in the 1890s. Like his fellow Post-Impressionists, Gauguin was interested in exploring the mind of the artist. While Van Gogh is known for his brushstrokes and Cézanne is renowned for his compositions, Gauguin is traditionally celebrated for his avant-garde color palette—a bright blend of tones inspired by trips to Tahiti.
Brooklyn-based visual artist Hadieh Shafie arranges thousands of colorful rolls of paper into stunning, kaleidoscopic designs.
For notable New Orleans-based painter Mallory Page, art is most certainly a calling.
Dining is an experience that starts the moment you enter a restaurant. Noma, an establishment in Copenhagen, nails this culinary encounter from the very beginning with their stunning contemporary decor. The airy, open space is affixed with neutral tones and a variety of textures that complement the world-class dishes of renowned chef René Redzepi. This is the second iteration of Noma—or as it’s known, Noma 2.0.
By bringing his background in art direction to his photography, Liam Wong is able to capture the vivid streets of...
The Japanese fashion scene is known for its quirky sense of style.
