Paper Cut Maps: 13 Writers On Their Hometowns
Writers On Their Hometowns/Human Cartography. (Handmade papercut maps, with surgical blade)
Author: Patrick Penrose
I Draw On My Coffee
Hi, I'm Ewa from Poland and this is how I like my coffee! I like to take things on higher level, so when I got used of making those hearts, tulips and rosette
I Create Surreal Photography
My name is Juan Manuel Arena, know as Milaneso Napolitano on Instagram. I create these images using a home-camera, photoshop, lightroom and my imagination.
This Cat Enjoys Dressing Up!
Eight years ago I agreed to get a family cat. One of my three daughters was not keen on the idea so since she had to live with it she got to chose one she cou
I Captured Stunning Portraits Of A Little Ballerina On A Beautiful Spring Day
Spring is my favorite season because all nature is coming to life in a unique and optimistic way. Seeing the sun shining with grace in a beautiful Saturday mo
Natural Ring Boxes Made From Fallen Branches
In 2014 I started crafting things from recycled metals and wood I had lying around the house. This included a lot of timber from a few trees we'd just chopped
When Superheros Took Over My World
When my son turned 4, all he cared about was superheroes. He watched superheroes TV shows, wore superhero printed T-shirts and ate from superhero plates. When
I Am A Tattoo Culture Writer Who Expended His Profusion Of Creative Energy On Something More… Hands On?
I began writing an article that was meant to be a guide on how to make tattooable silicone hands. Because I ended up spending a year trying to learn "how-to"
I Created An A – Z Of Beautiful Words Using My Paintings To Illustrate Them
Over the last couple of years I have created a large collection of watercolour paintings, this was my way of dealing with depression and severe anxiety. Paint
Been There: I Explore The Industrial Periphery Of My Hometown At Night
Due to a technological advances photography nowadays cannot be considered the unconditional documentation tool and photographer isn‘t anymore a necessity fo
