Hand Weaving and Cloth Design by Marianne Straub
2021-01-16
Marianne Straub’s book covers hand weaving, cloth design, yarn choices, loom preparation, weave types, and fabric variations. Includes glossary and appendix.Read More →
Best Aerial Photos of People for ‘Drone Awards 2020’
2020-10-29
The Drone Awards, a Siena Awards initiative, celebrates aerial photography and video. It showcases a new genre and welcomes various platforms.Read More →
Alike But Not Alike, portrait photography by Peter Zelewski
2020-10-27
Photographer Peter Zelewski’s collection, Alike But Not Alike, delves into the similarities and differences of identical twins through portraits on London streets.Read More →
NightShift: Photos by Florian Mueller
2020-10-16
Cologne-based photographer Florian Mueller captures the street scene of Shanghai at night with this series that focuses on tiny storefronts selling a variety of things, sort of like a mini 7-Eleven.Read More →
Antonio Guerra’s Ver De Acción, A Visual Exploration
2020-10-16
Spanish photographer and visual artist Antonio Guerra explores the tension between human and nature, transforming the earthen landscape on which he stands in his conceptual series titled ‘ Ver de Acción ’. Read More →
Squishy and Honey: The Super Star Pets on Instagram
2020-10-15
Squishy and Rosy – two very photogenic little turtles who live in New York City with their crafting, photographer human Brittney.Read More →
Discover the Adachi Museum: Japan’s Best Gardens
2020-10-11
The Adachi Museum of Art in Shimane, Japan, features stunning gardens integrated with modern Japanese art, creating a harmonious experience that reflects Japanese aesthetic principles.Read More →
“Erotic Mehndi”: The Incredible Henna Art By Mary Ginkas
2020-10-05
Erotic henna is a new form of art that celebrates the feminine body, highlighting the natural beauty of women, usually done around the chest, belly, legs and back, it became popular when the work of the Russian henna artist Mary GinkasRead More →
New Synchronized Photographs of Swimmers by Mária Švarbová
2020-09-29
Mária Švarbová’s photographs explore swimming pools as designed, still spaces, where young swimmers exhibit restraint and emotional distance, evoking reflection on structure and cultural memory.Read More →
Matisse’s Garden
2020-09-29
Children will see how Matisse used nothing but paper and scissors to create simple shapes like squares, leaves and birdsRead More →