San Francisco artist Lisa Congdon's bold color choices in her mixed media collages are done to perfection. The juxtaposition of the subtle black and white linemore →
When I lived in Spain, I used to love doing laundry for the sole reason of getting to hang my clothes out to dry. Although it took awhile to get used to howmore →
A few weeks ago, I shared with you my discovery of the Smithsonian Library Galaxy of Images. I once again, have found more inspiring images - Parisian costumemore →
Lauren and I have been experimenting with double exposure photography, thanks to a recent workshop we attended and an exciting upcoming project (much more onmore →
My best friend Michelle sent me a link to David Downton's site a few weeks ago. I had no idea he was the artist behind some of the most iconic illustrationsmore →
Photography duo Jeremy Floto and Cassandra Warner, of New York-based Floto + Warner, choose abandoned buildings and the stark landscape of the Nevada desertmore →
Last Friday I attended the gallery opening for Terry Richardon's show Mom Dad. I still can't decide what was cooler: seeing intimate portraits of his family, amore →
After a life-changing journey to Rajasthan in 2008, artist Karen Knorr wanted to celebrate the visual richness found in the fables, myths and stories ofmore →
Supakitch and Koralie have done it yet again with their newest mural, Euphoria, which was made for the exhibition Metroplastique in Paris. The amount ofmore →
Photojournalist Rüdiger Nehmzow strapped himself into an airplane, put on an oxygen mask, and shot these incredible photos with the doors wide open . . . wow!
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I love this series of oil paintings called Windows by Jim Darling. The view from an airplane window is such an inspiring and freeing perspective, especiallymore →
London artist id-iom's latest work is titled "Busy Being Lazy" which is hilarious and ironic, considering how much time and work it must have taken him to wrapmore →
It's all about redefining materials for artist Matthew Cox, as he layers embroidery on top of medical x-rays. One material is tactile and labor intensive andmore →
by MISS MOSS (If you aren't already familiar with Diana's blog, Miss Moss, you are truly missing out. It's absolutely one of our favorite reads and we weremore →
I'm completely mesmerized by Janet Echelman's massive moving net sculptures. Her colorful projects draw inspiration from ancient craft and modern technology,more →
In the large city of Taichung, Taiwan, what was once known as a military dependents’ village is now called the Rainbow Village. 86-year-old Haung Yung-Fumore →
Lulie Wallace is attracted to all things alien, where upon closer inspection, objects are distinguished by their uniqueness and character. Her 'aliens' takemore →
Remember Mamika, the superhero alter ego of photographer Sacha Goldberger's grandmother Frederika? Well, now she's back but with a new sidekick and lovemore →
As an avid lamp collector, I about died when I saw these carved lamps made from dried gourds by Calabarte. Gourds from Senegal are meticulously hand drilled,more →
