Design

Tomoko Shibata, a food artist from Japan, has truly mastered the art of lunchbox design. From recreating famous cartoon characters to crafting festive themes for Christmas and Halloween, her creations are almost too cute to eat. On Instagram, Tomoko, known as Tomato, boasts over 143K followers who are constantly amazed by her delightful designs. She […]

Tomoko Shibata, a food artist from Japan, has truly mastered the art of lunchbox design. From recreating famous cartoon characters to crafting festive themes for Christmas and Halloween, her creations are almost too cute to eat. On Instagram, Tomoko, known as Tomato, boasts over 143K followers who are constantly amazed by her delightful designs. She

Lithuanian artist Česlovas Česnakevičius (previously) enjoys creating photomontages depicting wild animals roaming the streets of European cities. After much traveling, Česlovas came up with the idea for a black and white series called “Zoo”. Looking at his holiday photos, he wondered what might unpredictably appear on the streets of Paris, Barcelona, London and Amsterdam. The

Lithuanian artist Česlovas Česnakevičius (previously) enjoys creating photomontages depicting wild animals roaming the streets of European cities. After much traveling, Česlovas came up with the idea for a black and white series called “Zoo”. Looking at his holiday photos, he wondered what might unpredictably appear on the streets of Paris, Barcelona, London and Amsterdam. The

In the 20th century, photographers captured world changes, from wars to new inventions and odd events. Photos like Boston’s Molasses Flood or alligator picnics in Los Angeles fascinated viewers and historians. Even simple mugshots reveal intriguing stories. These images, evoking smiles or sadness, piece together our history, showcasing peculiar inventions, outdated customs, and unique moments

In the 20th century, photographers captured world changes, from wars to new inventions and odd events. Photos like Boston’s Molasses Flood or alligator picnics in Los Angeles fascinated viewers and historians. Even simple mugshots reveal intriguing stories. These images, evoking smiles or sadness, piece together our history, showcasing peculiar inventions, outdated customs, and unique moments

British artist Nina Casson McGarva creates stunning glass sculptures inspired by nature. Her work explores how nature can be interpreted and represented through glass. Nina draws parallels between the life cycle of nature and the transformation of glass. She finds glass most vibrant and full of potential in its molten state, reflecting nature’s constant change.

British artist Nina Casson McGarva creates stunning glass sculptures inspired by nature. Her work explores how nature can be interpreted and represented through glass. Nina draws parallels between the life cycle of nature and the transformation of glass. She finds glass most vibrant and full of potential in its molten state, reflecting nature’s constant change.

The fact that it was discovered in an Edwardian London slum around 1905, crafted from the heel of a man’s shoe, a black sock, and some scraps of household fabric, makes it both the most heartbreaking and marvelous of toys. h/t: vintag.es This represents the highest form of recycling, showcasing the loving efforts of a

The fact that it was discovered in an Edwardian London slum around 1905, crafted from the heel of a man’s shoe, a black sock, and some scraps of household fabric, makes it both the most heartbreaking and marvelous of toys. h/t: vintag.es This represents the highest form of recycling, showcasing the loving efforts of a