Sean Yoro Paints Lady’s Faces From His Surfboard
Sean Yoro AKA Hula was born and raised in Hawaii, but now he lives in New York. He paints lovely things on hard to reach places from the comfort of his surfboard. SEAN YORO...
Read More →Sean Yoro AKA Hula was born and raised in Hawaii, but now he lives in New York. He paints lovely things on hard to reach places from the comfort of his surfboard. SEAN YORO...
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Read More →Yang Yongliang, born 1980 in Jiading, Shanghai is an awe-inspiring contemporary artist. His early training was steeped in classical Chinese techniques which becomes apparent when you look at his work. But Yongliang is clearly passionate about bringing...
Read More →Pebbles don’t make the news very often, and rightly so, they are generally unimpressive. However, the Makapansgat pebble is cut from a different cloth. This pebble tells a brief but enchanting story about humanity’s...
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Read More →You might not have realised that candles are having a rebirth at the moment. In most people’s minds candles are associated with romance and power cuts, two very uncool things indeed. But PyroPet Candles are...
Read More →Andreas Lie is a 24-year-old digital mixed media artist based in Bergen, Norway. He produces lovely images of Norwegian forests within Norwegian creatures. Wolves, lynx, they’re all in there. If you like what I’m...
Read More →Unearthed in 1894, the Shigir Idol is the oldest wooden sculpture ever found. Wood doesn’t fare all that well when it’s in the ground, so the fact that this fella managed to remain intact...
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