Think you've got what it takes to make it into Mensa? Founded in 1946, the exclusive non-profit organization is only open to people who score in the 98th percentile or higher of a standardized IQ test.
Sometimes your space needs a bit of an instant refresh.
Whether you're a blogger looking for the perfect photo to accompany your article or a designer in need of an...
Our moms are special people, 365 days a year. On Mother’s Day, however, it gives us all the excuse to celebrate the women—including grandma and your aunts—who shaped who we are and shower them with gifts that convey our never-ending gratitude. We’ve already selected some of our favorite creative products to buy for Mother’s Day gift guide, as well as easy DIY projects for the occasion.
International design studio Form Us With Love has created a series of modular wall tiles made from a sustainable material...
Performed and directed by French deep-sea diver, dancer, and filmmaker Julie Gautier, AMA is a video performance project that follows the...
It's been 65 years since the Korean War ended in 1953, which also signifies the last time hundreds of thousands saw their loved ones. For many Koreans, who either have family in the north or moved to the south prior to the war, separation from family is a unfortunate reality.
Spring is finally in full bloom!
If you think that you can leave your art to speak for itself without any help, think again.
Art director Daniel Carlmatz looks at language as more than just words on a page. For one year (November 2016 to November 2017), the Swedish creative challenged himself to visual wordplay by turning otherwise ordinary terms into playful logos. He did so by manipulating letterforms and incorporating a few clever additions to the minimalist compositions. Though subtle, the results are ingenious. Carlmatz’s minimalist designs reveal the definition of the word it is illustrating.
UK-based designer and illustrator Lisa Lloyd creates incredible three-dimensional paper art inspired by nature.
What's in a name? According to On the Go Tours, quite a lot.
