A new film goes deep into the artist's life and mind-bending creations, revealing why his ideas are still relevant to this day.
Explore the intriguing world of brutalist interior design with our inspiring collection of ideas and concepts. Uncover how the boldness of raw materials and minimalist forms can revolutionize your living spaces, from living rooms to bedrooms and kitchens. Our guide delves into the stark beauty of brutalist design, offering creative ways to incorporate this powerful style into your home. Whether you're a fan of industrial chic or monochromatic mastery, discover how brutalist interior design can create a uniquely dramatic and contemporary space in your home.
Product description This captivating 3D art canvas print features various shades of blue in a symmetrical tunnel of shapes, narrowing towards a distant center.Depth: 1.26 in This motif is printed on canvas with a flat surface. This is an exclusive motif, originally created by a designer in our Art Studio.CAN18779-5
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Playing with shape and contrast, Dense Cumulus I displays intricate use of neutral colors. The composition of immense clouds over the subtle and bright landscape is eye-catching, adding intrigue to your decor. Our art pieces are made to order and cannot be canceled, returned or exchanged.
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Jean-Michel Basquiat created unique art that earned him the spotlight. Here are 9 facts you need to know about him.
Ski season in Montana is upon us!! To get in the spirit, we've been reminiscing over the decades of ski fashion (take a look at our Decades of Ski collection!)
As skiing has evolved from a niche activity to a popular winter sport, so too has the fashion associated with hitting the slopes. The world of ski fashion has seen remarkable transformations over the decades, reflecting not only changing tastes but also advancements in technology and materials.
Join us on a nostalgic journey through the different decades of ski fashion, from the classic elegance of the 1920s to the cutting-edge styles of the present day.
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1920s – The Pioneering Era:
The 1920s marked the dawn of recreational skiing, and fashion on the slopes mirrored the elegant and sophisticated styles of the time. Skiers wore long skirts, wool sweaters, and leather boots. Iconic items such as the Norwegian-inspired Fair Isle sweater became popular during this era, setting the stage for the timeless fusion of functionality and style in ski fashion.
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1940s – War-Time Innovation:
World War II had a profound impact on all aspects of life, including ski fashion. Military surplus materials found their way into ski apparel, leading to the use of durable and water-resistant fabrics. Zippers and elastic materials became more prevalent, reflecting a commitment to functionality and adaptability during challenging times.
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1960/70s – The Technicolor Revolution:
The 1960s ushered in a burst of color and bold patterns in ski fashion. Psychedelic prints and vibrant hues adorned skiwear, reflecting the cultural shift of the era. Advances in materials, such as the use of synthetic fibers and waterproof fabrics, improved the functionality of ski apparel while allowing for more expressive and daring designs.
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1980s – Neon and Flash:
The 1980s were characterized by excess and boldness, and ski fashion was no exception. Neon colors, flashy accessories, and oversized silhouettes dominated the slopes. Technological advancements in outerwear, such as the introduction of Gore-Tex, marked a new era of high-performance ski gear.
2000s to Present – Performance and Style:
The 21st century brought about a convergence of performance and style in ski fashion. High-tech materials, ergonomic designs, and innovative features define contemporary ski apparel. Designers have embraced both retro-inspired looks and cutting-edge designs, catering to a diverse range of tastes on the slopes.
Shop our Decades of Adventure collection today!
I have always been intrigued by the art of Sashiko, but I have never had a chance to learn more about it. This article from Koekoek was just what I was looking for. It is a nice introduction to th…
Canada Day is fast approaching (July 1), but I’m more intrigued by this great craft from Australia (Australia Day is January 26). Many thanks to Phillipa at House of Baby Piranha (!) for this…
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Every day we see symmetrical shapes, that we can find both in nature and in the works of man. We were inspired by the insects’ world, for invent an imaginary insect. After observing various t…
It is indeed an especially intriguing and engaging category of Disney-produced artwork. The insignia designs that were created by the studi...
There are few artists in history who inspire intrigue quite like Caravaggio. Here's where to find his works in Rome.
It is the most intriguing and unique relic of its kind and the longstanding irony is – there are legions of professed Christians who have no idea what it is, or that it even exists. The Shroud of Turin is revered as the sacred burial cloth of Jesus Christ and is arguably the most important archaeological artifact ever found. The image on the cloth is like a photographic negative exposed to light that is a detailed portrait of a crucified man. The historical specifics include the multitude of gashes from the scourging, the flow of blood, the presence of Pontius Pilate coins on the eyes, the wounds on the wrists and not the hands, the presence of a pony-tail running down the man’s back, bits of pollen that are unique to the region around Jerusalem are all remarkably accurate.
I have a treat for you today! While I was researching ideas for a maze art project, I came across some really intriguing and fun mazes by an artist name Joe Wos. I am totally in love with the creativity, fun and artistry of these mazes. Joe has made a career out of his illustrated comic mazes, which he calls MazeToons. Joe agreed to be interviewed for my blog. Here is the interview. 1. Tell us about yourself. How did … Read more... →
Aircraft Artwork Print, Pen and Ink, Stinson Reliant, Office Decoration, Graduation Gift, Kids room Art, PHYSICAL PRINT. This Reliant is featured in pen and ink. The Paper is archival quality (will last a lifetime without yellowing or fading), and is thick high-quality Matte paper. These drawings are inspired from popular requests, personal intrigue, and my pilot friends. The print is 11x14. Frames are very easy to find in this size. Prints come rolled up in a mail tube, so they are very well protected! Expect less than week for it to get into the mail, and then another 2-3 days for it to arrive. You will receive a tracking number and shipping notification.
Sleeve designs can be a little bit intimidating. Drafting them is kind of a science on its own, and it’s hard to imagine what shape you need to start with if
While the norm here on little illuminations is posting about our adventures in Pre-K, I have recently started teaching Sunday School. W...
Vincent Van Gogh is alwais intriguing for students, because of his fame, his unfortunate life and his revolution in painting. With students of 8th grade we studied the Van Gogh’s life and art…
