Dame di Cartone, Cardboard Ladies, is a series of portraits where women mimic 17th Century, cubist, and fifties fashions - only they're wearing dresses mademore →
I love old signage and theater marquees. Océane Buret, a recent transport from Paris, has beautifully captured LA's most historic and famous landmarks withmore →
I still can't get over how Alberto Seveso can make something as simple as ink in water look so captivating. Each photo, in his latest series, captures duos ofmore →
. . . photographer Erwan Frontin's wildflowers, all of which he discovered while traveling throughout southern France. Don't you feel as though you can justmore →
From 1960 to 1963, over fifty million skateboards were sold in the US. Skateboarding was clearly becoming a growing sport and eventually in May of 1965, thismore →
Today we're sharing a little pre-Valentine's Day love with these sweet DIY heart-shaped bokeh photographs from Karen of Globetrotter Diaires (who also happensmore →
As you should all know by now, we are both ridiculously obsessed with Instagram. But there's no need to feel left out if you have yet to succumb to this highlymore →
Believe it or not, what look like photographs of microscopic moss or trees laid against a snowy landscape are actually aerial shots of dried up, spiny rivers inmore →
I love and appreciate Nick Brandt's photography even more after learning more about his foundation Big Life, a non-profit organization dedicated tomore →
With the help her assistants, make-up and body paint, Peruvian artist Ceclia Paredes seamlessly blends herself into her own intricate, botanical paintings.more →
Pep Ventosa's style of deconstructing and reconstructing photographic images to create new mosaic-like works is like nothing I've ever seen before. His processmore →
"Infrared photography has the ability to show us what the eye cannot see, it's the art of capturing invisible light." Hong Kong-based designer Yiu Yu Hoi hasmore →
We're completely blown away by Pakayla Biehn's paintings derived from double exposure photography. The San Francisco-based artist collaborates with severalmore →
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 →
The countdown to the holidays has officially begun. And so begins our series of gift guides, each chock full of some of our favorite tried and true items frommore →
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 →
