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Cicero, an ancient Roman, once wrote that “art embraces those things of which we have knowledge.”
This belief was...
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Brit + Co. | 40 Creative Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs
Happy Easter everyone, hope you’re having a great day!
Easter is a wonderful time to get creative and let your imagination take over while decorating easter eggs. So here are a few examples to inspire you!
Instructions for each design:
string easter eggs
floral easter eggs
embroidered easter eggs
rhinestone easter eggs
sprinkle easter eggs
paint-splattered easter eggs
doodle easter eggs
Cicero, an ancient Roman, once wrote that “art embraces those things of which we have knowledge.”
This belief was common in ancient Greek, where art was the distinct act of making things in accordance to rules. Specifically the existing rules of Nature. To the Greeks, nature was…
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Woman Spends A Year Building 400,000 Piece LEGO Replica Of Hogwarts
This is Alice Finch and her 400,000-piece LEGO replica (including interiors!) of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
The Brothers Brick has an interview with Finch about her massive Hogwarts, which won both the Best in Show and People’s Choice awards at BrickCon 2012. Finch spent 12 months assembling the campus, combining elements from the books and movies to create a complete structure inside and out.
(via legobeasts)
These wonderful illustrations depict the weirdest animals spotted loose in NYC. Seen at It’s Nice That
Game of Thrones print ad in the New York Times is a wonderful piece of work. So simple and creative, it gives you the urge to check the skies behind you.
Check out some more great examples of creative use of shadow in print advertising.
Infographics that display when fruit & vegetables are in season.
By http://russellvankraayenburg.com/
(via good)
Jonah Lehrer, author of Imagine:
Every creative journey begins with a problem. It starts with a feeling of frustration, the dull ache of not being able to find the answer…. When we tell one another stories about creativity, we tend to leave out this phase of the creative process…. Instead, we skip straight to the breakthroughs. We tell the happy endings first. The danger of telling this narrative is that the feeling of frustration … is an essential part of the creative process.
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life is what you make it by ///maryharvey on Flickr.
Pin art by Phillip Karlberg. I love the way he picked out glasses :) See all of his work here.
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