Art

If you’re wondering how much carriers care about the safety of your shipment, then you have to see this brilliant experiment by LA-based Walead Beshty. During a 9 year period, Beshty has been creating laminate glass objects which perfectly fit inside FedEx boxes and shipping them to various galleries and …

At first glance, these images look like like photos of glaciers and icebergs afloat on tranquil and frigid seas. The truth is somewhat more interesting, however – they’re enormous soft pastel finger drawings by U.S. artist Zaria Forman. Forman’s works often span an entire wall. She doesn’t use any drawing …

Tony Futura, a digital artist based in Berlin, creates surreal art that seems to poke fun at the materialism and pop-culture focus of modern Western life. His light-hearted and funny digital art is often charged with s energy.

The artist named Pavel Mitkov Painted Some Beautiful, Happy Houses.

Sweeping fallen leaves and just throwing them into dumpsters like they’re trash? That wouldn’t fly in the Land of the Rising Sun, where locals are turning fallen foliage into stunning pieces of art. The Japanese love to share their awesome pieces of contemporary leaf art. The new trend is called …

Alexandra Kehayoglou was born into Argentina’s first family of rugmakers. The 34-year-old artist started making unique, moss-like carpets after finishing art school in 2008. Kehayoglou uses scraps and threads from her family’s Buenos Aires factory, taking up to two months to create one piece; some even resemble paintings.

Winter is here and luckily with extreme knitting you can create a giant-sized blanket to keep you warm and cozy throughout those long and cold nights. Stranger to the craft? Don’t worry, one blogger created an awesome tutorial to get you started. Usually, you need really big knitting needles for …

If you have kids and you live in a place that gets snow, chances are you’re going to find yourself building a snowman at some point this winter. But before you stack a few snowballs on top of each other and stick a carrot and some coal in its head, …

Bridget Collins is an artist from Seattle who loves to garden and go for a walk with her 3 boys. While outdoors and on family outings, she often collects beautiful, interesting objects and turns them into art. Creating floral mandalas, seasonal collages and whimsical pieces of butterflies, fairies and animals …