Starting your own creative business can be nerve-racking and feel like a huge leap of faith. However, sometimes that leap can really pay off. Such is the case for Paige Hall of Buttons and Pearl, her Etsy shop where she sells her own original wood art.
Rock and roll legend David Bowie is well known for his revolutionary impact on the music industry.
Known for its innovative designs that challenge the limits of technology and materials, Paul Cocksedge Studio is an internationally acclaimed...
With its sandy beaches, lush landscapes, and sparkling blue oceans, it’s no wonder that Hawaii is among the top vacation destinations. Still, few people know what it is really like to be a native of the Aloha State. For Shar Tuiasoa of Punky Aloha Studio, her island upbringing is a formative element of her art.
All that glitters isn’t gold…but it might be gold leaf!
Pencils are one of the most basic art supplies, used for a variety of tasks ranging from making preliminary sketches...
Japanese artist Naoki Onogawa has been fascinated with the traditional art of origami since he was a child. Now, he incorporates the popular craft into his own artwork. Using nothing more than his hands, the artist folds hundreds of tiny origami cranes that are small enough to fit on the tip of his finger. Those minuscule paper creatures are then used as leaves on the delicate branches of his asymmetrical tree-like sculptures.
Potholes and cracks in the sidewalks and pavement can be eyesores that detract from an otherwise beautiful urban street.
Ever wonder what a fine art-themed episode of The Simpsons would be like?
Designer, illustrator and street artist Tristan Eaton is perhaps most well known for his large-scale murals that can be found in cities around the world—including New York, Paris, and Shanghai. The artist’s signature collage style is instantly recognizable, with its bright, colorful imagery and dynamic compositions. In one of his latest commissions, Eaton’s canvas was an 8,500-square-foot building called The Stack in the heart of Dallas, Texas’ historic Deep Ellum neighborhood.
Argentinian visual artist Ana María Hernando has been surrounded by fabrics from a very young age.
Glassblowing is an incredible art and craft with a history dating as far back as the 1st century BCE.
