Japanese designer Takayuki Fukusawa, who leads Japanese design firm EkoD Works, has a simple concept behind his work – ”Making...
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MILAN (Reuters) – Michele Ferrero, Italy’s richest man and the owner of a global chocolate and confectionery empire, died on...
Yazi Yolcusu is a Turkish artist who uses a fork dipped in ink to write in a calligraphic way/style on a paper. It’s hard to believe how effortlessly he makes it look when he uses the tines of the fork to create letters or numbers. He also plays with the shadows of the fork itself to compliment his creations and the result is what you call a true masterpiece.
These photos of newborn infants by photographer Christian Berthelot taken mere seconds after their C-section deliveries may be difficult...
For the first time, danish-icelandic artist olafur eliasson presents a solo show at denmark’s prestigious louisiana museum of modern art,...
In this 1952 interview, John Steinbeck talked about writing The Grapes of Wrath and how things had changed since the...
‘War Drags You Out’ by Saint Hoax Osama Bin Laden as Ossie B ...
King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz had been in hospital since December suffering from pneumonia He took power in 2005 after the...
You might write a ton of emails, but how many letters do you sit down to write? The kind that...
On the one hand, who would say no to the “Imperial Wings” armchair, and the “Darth Sidious” armchair, or the “Little Jedi” light and the “Chewbacca” rocking stool? On the other hand, how would all these pieces of furniture look in your living room without making it look offbeat and peculiar? Enter multi-award winning designer Kenneth Cobonpue.
We’ve all seen them — those famous, black and white, grainy photos of historical figures that depict a part of...
Recep Alçamlı is a senior student of Chemical Engineering from Turkey who loves creating tiny carvings out of pencil graphite....
