Collage, Trinket and Zine Projects For Crafting Treasured Moments book is a fun gift to give. This DIY book features 15 ...

Try some DIY wall art projects to bring out your artistic side. Make custom canvases, frame leftover fabric, or turn old magazines into collage materials. It's an inexpensive way to add unique art to ...

But filling dead spaces like the area under the stairs, a long hallway, or a vaulted wall can stump even the most talented ...

The awards program celebrates excellence among U.S.-based handmade artists and makers on the platform, spotlighting 15 outstanding sellers just in time for the holiday gifting seasonIRVING, Texas, Nov ...

If Mat Maitland’s collages were a person, they’d be the loudest in the room. Vibrant and playful, these montages are a dynamic fusion of juxtapositions: futurism and nostalgia; pop and politics; ...

This Seattle apartment was once a "builder-grade blank canvas" until this couple made their mark on the space.

Move over planters and flower beds. This year, everyone wants a living flower wall! Display your favorite flowers and plants in a vertical arrangement, whether on your deck, patio or even inside your ...

You can freehand this or use painter’s tape, and it would look especially nice with colors on the same side of the color ...

Love Songs holds the hallmarks of an era of heterodox rap-hook writers, deep YouTube exploration, and DIY mash-ups and blends, but the loonier flips restore the ’89 feeling of wondering whether ...

The Whole welcomed two such acts on Saturday — New York City-based queer punk band Sorry Mom and the up-and-coming Twin Cities DIY queen Anita Velveeta ... Indeed, the next program hung on the wall ...

When it comes to wall paneling ideas, there are many styles available to suit the age of your house and personal taste. Some incorporate a richer effect, such as hand-carved friezes and pilasters, ...

What was once the border strip is now a place of remembrance. The Berlin Wall memorial gives you a moving insight into the division of Berlin. A GDR soldier jumping over the fence at the last moment.