If you’re looking for a unique way to add a floral scent to your home, but don’t want to burn flowers, then Zoe’s succulent and flower-shaped candles are for you. Succulents Soy Candles are handmade from pure soy wax, lead-free wicks, and phthalate-free fragrance oil. Zoe of Zoet Studio is a Vancouver-based artist who loves […]
Tania Wursig is a painter and textile designer from Australia. She was born in Sydney and has lived in both Sydney and Tahiti for the past decade. Her work can best be described as a celebration of life, nature, and the “feminine.” Her paintings are imbued with strong cultural influences inspired by her travels and
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Philipp Weber (b. 1974) is a German painter based in Cologne. His paintings are inspired by the surrealistic painting techniques of Francis Bacon, but with a slightly more humanist approach. They are large-format paintings and make use of the aesthetics from glossy magazines, but the meaning lies in what’s not staged. It’s the view beneath
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Moriah Elizabeth is a wonderful and sweet female YouTuber. She is loved by many because of her personality, positivity, and creativity. Despite being married since she was 19 years old and having a husband named Jordan, she still loves to get her social media recognized and remembered. Who Is Moriah Elizabeth? Facts About Her Net
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Michael Turner has hidden 22 stainless steel poppies in the New Forest for a Remembrance Sunday treasure hunt. The artist hid 11 of his paintings across Hampshire in 11 locations, while the other 11 will be auctioned off. Turner’s Great New Forest Poppy Hunt, now in its eighth year, was set up by him to
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Lily Mixe uses her creative skills to illustrate the intricate and colorful creatures of the natural world. Each of these delightful works consists of soft browns, grays, and whites that are juxtaposed with vibrant shades and shapes that are often featured in nature. For example, in “Curious Collection” there’s a balance between the colorful patterns
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Rebecca Louise Law (born in 1980, in London) is a British artist working primarily with installation art and large-scale sculpture. Her work has been exhibited internationally including the Tate Britain in London and The New York Times building in New York City. In addition to her solo gallery work, she has also been a featured
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Lisa Ericson’s hyper-realistic acrylic paintings offer a glimpse into a future in which mammals are suddenly plunged into an increasingly watery world. The photos are a mixture of glorious colors, sharp contrast, and the feeling that you’re actually there. Lisa Ericson’s art reminds us of the idea that any one of us could be stranded
Sam Ryan (also known as The Wolf of Art Street), is an American outsider artist and modern folk artist. Sam Ryan is best known for his large expressive paintings using acrylics or acrylic and charcoal in mixed media pieces. He was born in the small town of Poplarville in Mississippi where he grew up on
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Daniel Clay is a woodworker, designer, and artist living and working in Knoxville. In addition to his full-time woodworking practice, Daniel travels the United States teaching chip carving (one of the oldest carving traditions) – only his second passion outside of woodworking. In his blog space, you will find Daniel sharing his latest work, thoughts
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The Afrofuturistic architectural designs of the artist Ekow Nimako evoke the powerful and inspiring imagination they seek to inspire in their audiences. In Building Black Civilizations: Journey of 2000 Ships, Nimako envisions an Afrofuturistic landscape brimming with strength, power, and liberation. Sprawling metropolises nest small buildings, regal towers, and fantastical details like the unhinged jaw of