The bygone era of fountain pens is still alive in the hearts and memories of those who’ve lived it. The nostalgia of the golden era of fountain pens inspired a carpenter, Krishnamurthy Achar, in Avinahalli village of Karnataka’s Shivamogga to create a 19.5 ft. long
Origami – the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, is not easy at all, but some self-taught artist like Mariano Zavala make the art look simple. Zavala is based out of Lima, Peru, and he loves ‘three-dimensional sculptures that he can work with hands.’ Origami
Artist Willy Verginer has been creating some really meaningful figurative sculptures. He uses solid pieces of lindenwood, acrylic and sometimes other additional materials. His themes include human and animal interaction to subtle warning of environmental degradation. One of his project “After Industry” is dedicated to
A Bengaluru-based Indian designer and illustrator, Rohan Sharad Dahotre, expresses his love for wildlife through his works. His fascination with animals and other creatures of nature is evident through his works that include wallpapers too. The obsession for owls is obvious as majority of his
A design studio, Estudio Guardabosque, has been creating some really simple, but geometrically amazing artistic projects using simple paper. Most of the creations are based on a wide range of animals, birds, and even mushrooms. The blogosphere is so full of stunning paper artworks but
Air pollution is one of the most serious perils, and particulate emission is the biggest contributor. While, most countries are paying no heed to the dire situation caused by air pollution, a company – offshoot of MIT Media Lab is working on a way to
This awesome Ant Man helmet looks like a piece of fine metal work. But this eye-catching helmet is made from found objects that are easily available around us. That qualifies it for an ultimate Halloween costume DIY project. Fashion designer Mikaela Homes, a content creator
Japanese automaker’s UK office recently commissioned an operational, built to scale cardboard Lexus IS replica. It can actually be driven, but it’ll not be a safe ride. So, it’s made just for the sake of creation and art. The replica is inspired by the Japanese
An artist can change the way a message is delivered to, and interpreted by people. Creative visuals are more effective than plaint text and a leave a lasting impression on the onlooker. Some artists have found an excellent canvas in walls and streets of cities to depict environmental
Driven by passion for surfing and ocean combined with obsession for indigenous Australian art, 24-year-old Zachary Bennett-Brook has been creating artworks from recycled surfboards. Not limited to surfboards alone; Bennett-Brook’s art with modern twist also utilizes skateboards and football boots (studs) as canvas. Torres Strait