For many creatives, talking about money can be uncomfortable. Yet, the more skilled you are at knowing your value and fighting for it, the more you'll see your business grow. And while there are some who think that negotiating should never be a factor when buying art, the reality is that it's commonplace.
Grandparents hold a special place in our lives; and for some people, they are not only their grandparents, but they...
Since 2011, Californian artist Ashley V. Blalock has been creating site-specific installations filled with gigantic, hand-crocheted doilies.
Pairing a penchant for photography with a love of travel, visual artist Karl Shakur captures sublime snapshots of the natural world. Though based in Kansas, the self-described “adventure enthusiast” shoots in locations all around the world, culminating in a portfolio that is both all-embracing and awe-inspiring. In his mesmerizing photographs, Shakur presents the beauty of the scenery he encounters on his travels.
Oakland-based artist Gabriel Schama creates mesmerizing, laser-cut wood relief sculptures that feature layers of intricate swirls and abstract patterns.
Artist Ramon Bruin creates striking anamorphic illusions on paper.
As wintry weather lingers on, German photographer Kilian Schönberger captures the final days of the cold season with his landscape photography series, Winter’s Tale. Shot in the snowy mountain ranges of Germany and central Europe, the images depict the magical quality of the fog-filled, frozen forests. He sets the scene for his enchanting series, describing Winter as “the time when tales and legends were told at home, the whole family sitting around the tiled stove.
Most people balk at mold, like the type that appears as spores on old loaves of bread.
With a focus on our feathered friends, the Bird Photographer of the Year contest fosters a “growing interest and passion for...
A little over a year ago, Omar Z. Robles went to Puerto Rico, where he paid homage to his roots. This time, the dance photographer is back to show the island in a completely different state. Six months after Hurricane Maria ripped across the island, Puerto Rico is still in a state of devastation.
French street artist Vinie Graffiti is celebrated for her larger-than-life portraits of women.
If you like art with an edge, you'll love Paul Jackson‘s illustrations.
