Illustration by Artist & Musician Vianney Lopez
...love this soft palette... like a silver mist lifted to reveal subtle faded hues with carefully placed prints and patterns ... same kind of vibe i want in my tiny house the muted palette and delicate prints remind me a...
We have Mr. Mickey to thank for any pictures I share with you in winter. If it were all left up to me, I would curl up in front of the fire with a stack of
Hello, everyone! More drafting today, but not garment deconstruction this time. Instead, we're simply going to meander through some of th...
We review the latest DVD from Dave Solomon - packed to the brim with card magic goodness and with a slightly odd floating table-lamp.
Drawing inspiration from the majestic, sweeping architecture of Melbourne’s Parliament Building and the iconic inner-city Siglo Bar, Sophisticated Subtleties encompasses the contrasts of clean contemporary elegance alongside bold old-world drama. The result, styled by Bow Creative, is an epistle to the sophisticated, intimate weddings...
There’s no question that there are some major cultural differences between countries and regions, and dining etiquette is no exception. Here are a few infographics created by Visual.ly with essential dining etiquette tips that you should bear in mind in different countries.
بِسْــــــــــــــــــمِ اﷲِالرَّحْمَنِ اارَّحِيمIn the name of Allah, the beneficient, the merciful.Assalamu’ Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuhالسَّلاَمُ ع...
When large collections of the world’s automotive eyes are all looking in one place like the annual SEMA show, it takes a standout vehicle to grab their attention, and Rob Ida has done just that with his classy Porsche 930 Turbo.
2015 Rocky Mountain LoopFestSubtleties - 2nd jamhttps://kempstephenray.bandcamp.com/Gear list: BOSS RC-20, KORG ToneWorkswww.rockymountainloopfest.com
Finally - we return to drafting. This third installment was very hard to write. Not because the material was difficult - on the ...
Helloooooo again, fellow drafting enthusiasts! Some time ago, I wrote a post on sleeves in which I went on and on about the su...
Welcome back to our micro-series on darts! If you missed the introductory Part 1, you can read it here . Today, we are going to dr...
Everyone knows that print is dead, but anyone who visits the newsstand regularly has probably noticed that there are an awful lot of good-looking independent magazines that seem to be flourishing in these digital times—titles like Pin-Up (architecture), Apartamento (interiors), and Fantastic Man and The Gentlewoman (men’s and women’s fashion,
Photographer Shinichi Maruyama employs cutting-edge technologies to capture elegant and abstract images of liquid and human forms in motion. In a series entitled “Kusho,” which is part performance and part image making, Maruyama throws black ink and water into the air and records the moment the two separate mediums collide. Although these images could only have been captured using brand new strobe light technologies, Maruyama still draws his inspiration from timeless artistic practices and preoccupations. In his artist statement, he writes about memories of writing Chinese characters in sumi ink as a young student: “Once your brush touches paper, you must finish the character, you have one chance. It can never be repeated or duplicated. You must commit your full attention and being to each stroke.” Like the brushes of ink on paper, each depiction of the ink’s flight through the sky represents a fleeting moment that can never be recreated.
Homestretch! So let's skip the preamble and plunge right in, shall we? Okay, this last post addresses this question: ...
In this video you will see a selection of the intricacies of sewing and tricky tricks that I think will be useful to you.I will show you how to correctly mak...
Five numbers showed five different dance languages at the Erasing Borders Festival of Indian Dance.
