Many brands struggle to make their events memorable and fun. Studies show that brand activations can boost customer interest by making experiences personal and exciting. This blog will share simple and creative ideas to help your brand stan
Dimitra Milan completed her first painting at the age of 1, before many children learn to walk or talk. Growing up with the support of artist parents, she wished at first to resist taking the same path as her family, but soon realized that creating art was her undeniable calling. Graduating 2 years early through an intensive homeschooling program and then focusing on her career...
A 1,000 year-old manuscript called the Cotton MS Vitellius C III, which outlines the medicinal benefits of plants and animals, has been digitized and put online.
Nature over...
David Matheson, a former conversion therapist who designed numerous programs that sought to demolish gay feelings or tendencies, has come out as gay.
He apologized for...
California-based artist Russell Powell combines traditional oil painting techniques with experimental body art to create detailed portraits using his own palm as a stamp. First...
In June this year, the Ayyam gallery in Dubai exhibited a series of controversial oil paintings that caught the attention of the world. The 'Vulnerability...
Steve Cutts is a London-based illustrator who uses his talents to comment on the dire state of today's world. Inspired by 'the insanity of humanity', his...
Not everything that’s in our homes is good for us. There are many everyday items that are downright dangerous and contain chemicals that are linked to cancer. Some you might have heard of, while others are ones you wouldn't expect.
1. Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder
In 1999, a woman with mesothelioma sued Johnson and Johnson (J&J) over the asbestos poison found in the powder. Since then,...
