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A Landscape Designer’s Advice For Starting Your Garden This Spring

A Landscape Designer’s Advice For Starting Your Garden This Spring Gardens by Christina Karras Oak Cottage by Tim Pilgrim is a country garden that mirrors the wild and diverse planting of untouched nature. Photo – Martina Gemmola Landscape designer Tim Pilgrim. Rhonda’s Garden by Tim Pilgrim. Photo – Martina Gemmola Woodend by Tim Pilgrim. Photo […]

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Andreion de Castro Turns Code Into Living Typography, Building A World Where Letters Breathe And Algorithms Dream

Andreion de Castro is a London-based designer and creative coder born in 1997, whose practice sits at the intersection of typography, motion design, and computational art. He specialises in creative coding—using algorithms and programming to generate visual outcomes—with a strong focus on generative typography, interactive animations, and motion illustrations. His work has been commissioned by

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Tarn Leith’s Hard-Surface Designs And Character Concepts Live At The Intersection Of Science Fiction And Fantasy

Tarn Leith is a freelance concept artist who works under the handle TJL Art. His creative output centers on character design and science fiction concepts, often featuring hard-surface elements. One known piece, “Celestial Death Knight,” was created for a Chroma Corps challenge using Photoshop, blending character design with science fiction and hard-surface aesthetics. The piece

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Artist Benjamin Sack Draws Infinite Cities With A Single Pen, Building Worlds So Detailed They Seem To Breathe

Benjamin Sack is an American artist who received his BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2011, graduating Magna Cum Laude . Working primarily with pen and ink, he describes himself as a “Composer of worlds,” using a range of geometric forms to construct illustrations of extraordinary intricacy . His work explores architecture as a vehicle

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Evgeny Vagin Paints The Quiet Corners Of Old Russian Towns That Most People Walk Past Without Ever Noticing

Evgeny Vagin is a contemporary Russian landscape painter and a member of the Union of Artists of Russia. Born in 1985 in the village of Balakirevo in the Vladimir region, he graduated from the art and graphics faculty of Vladimir State University in 2008 and currently lives in Gus-Khrustalny, where he teaches at a children’s

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An Interior Stylist’s 1940s California Bungalow Hits The Market

An Interior Stylist’s 1940s California Bungalow Hits The Market On The Market by Christina Savopoulos Custom paint colour by Tint, available on request. Rugs from Etsy. Pendant by Oi Soi Oi from Lander—Se. Vintage sideboard, daybed, coffee table, bowl, small plinth, armchair, and floor lamp. Mobile by Fellows Mobiles. Sculpture by Neighbourhood Studios. Painting by

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A Modern Cottage-Inspired Renovation For An Artist’s Family Home

A Modern Cottage-Inspired Renovation For An Artist’s Family Home Interiors by Christina Savopoulos Calacatta Gold honed stone benches, shelving and splashback from Baasar Stone. Aspen Bar Stool in Chalet by Rachel Donath. Jane St Spot Light in Tarnished Raw Brass from Dunlin. Classic Kitchen Mixer with Swivel Spout in Aged Brass by Astra Walker. Oval Egg

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Vienna-Based Artist Anatol Knotek Takes Ordinary Words Apart And Rebuilds Them Into Objects, Installations, And Quietly Radical Visual Poems

Anatol Knotek is a Vienna-based artist and visual poet whose work sits at the intersection of language and image. Words, letters, and short phrases become his raw material — he turns them into objects, installations, and paintings rather than treating them as something merely to be read. He has said he doesn’t consider himself a

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