Paul Rand: How a Paul Klees Admirer Shaped the Graphic Design and Art World
Not to be confused with the politician of the opposite name, Paul Rand (born Peretz Rosenbaum) was a graphic designer and art director who was best known for his corporate logo creations. Rand made logos for some of the biggest
Watercolor Art: 8 Tips for Getting Started
Working with watercolors can be a magical experience. The flowing colors, the wide spectrum of saturation and the unpredictable pigment are what make this medium so appealing. But they’re also what makes watercolors so intimidating. If you’re thinking about diving into
Embroidered Art Isn’t as Simple as You Think
Embroidery isn’t exactly a new art – and it may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of art trends. But a new generation of embroidery artists are pushing the boundaries of this timeless craft,
Beach Blanket Babylon: An Ageless Work of Art
Beach Blanket Babylon has been making audiences laugh for more than four decades. With gravity-defying costumes and an ever-changing script, the iconic show is the longest-running musical revue in the world. It’s been seen by more than six million people
How Oaxaca’s Folk Art Alebrijes Became Known to the World Thanks to Disney Pixar Coco
Coco was released in 2017 by Disney Pixar, and the 3D computer-animated series is based on Le Unkrich’s original idea. The story revolves around Miguel, a 12-year old boy, that seemingly wanders into the Land of the Dead. Taking advantage of
Hokusai, The Great Wave Rebel: How the Japanese Printmaker Shaped the Impressionist Movement in Europe
It’s one of the most iconic woodblock prints in the world, but many people still don’t know The Great Wave’s creator Katsushika Hokusai. Some would argue that his Great Wave, also known as Under the Wave off Kanagava, is the
