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London-based designer, artist, and all-around professional brainstormer Dominic Wilcox is the person behind Little Inventors, a global project that connects kid inventors with grown-up experts to bring children’s ideas to life. Little Inventors took root in 2015, when ...
Russian artist Anna Yastrezhembovskaya creates cute animals with hand-woven needles. The mother of the two began to congratulate her when she came across woolen toys. From a tiny blurred lash of textile birds to a ...
French street artist Seth Globepainter creates site-specific works that turn everyday spaces into supernatural experiences. In the past, we have seen transforming a magical subway station and building facades with multicolored murals. But this summer, ...
Luna Prysiazhniuk creates sharp oil renderings of Chicago architectural scenes in plein air. The Ukrainian architecture student views the paintings as an alternative mode of thinking about the architecture that surrounds her, and uses it ...
Hyunhee Hwang of Extra&ordinary Design has tried to capture her amazement of the strength of nature through the Teumsae vase series. The Teumsae vases are reminiscent of plants growing through the tiny gaps between pavements and stones, ...
When Studio O+A were asked to design the interiors of the new San Francisco offices of Slack, they drew inspiration from the forest for the 7th floor, specifically fairy rings. The fairy ring, that’s helped shaped different seating areas ...
In celebration of a partnership between London’s Heathrow Airport and Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, fiber artist Vanessa Barragão (previously) was commissioned to create a massive botanical tapestry. Using a range of techniques including latch hooking, felt needling, ...
Illustrator and paper artist Tina Kraus sculpts realistic insects, plants, and reptiles out of textured crepe paper, adding colorful details with pastel chalk and paint. Kraus first began using the materials about two years ago, starting with ...
These are some drawings and sketchs from a student degree of architecture. YOU CAN VISIT THE 'BEHANCE'WEBSITE TO ACCESS MORE
This bright red pedestrian bridge named Lucky Knot, has recently been unveiled in Changsha, China. Designed by NEXT Architects, the bridge gets its name and inspiration from the traditional Chinese knot. Here’s a look at the design ...
