vegpwrflipped into Cool Articles With No HomeForests The Tiny Bonsai Forests of Masahiko Kimura odditycentral.com - By Spooky Masahiko Kimura is a Japanese bonsai artist famous for pioneering the ‘bonsai forest’ trend, in which several bonsai trees are planted on …
Lonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesIgloos The best ice hotels, igloos and snow villages open in 2020 - Lonely Planet verified_publisherLonely Planet - Daniel FaheyCozy up in the coldest hotels in the world © Iglu Dorf / Massimo Cappuccio In longitudes where long johns are all but compulsory and rugged alpine regions where the snow tumbles down sideways, creative...
Sarah McFallsflipped into Art3 Japanese Ghost Stories and the Ukiyo-e Works They InspiredTheCollectorThe Edo Period (1615-1868) was a time of political unrest, blurring of class divisions, innovations in art and technology, and a cultural shift in perspective. The mindset behind the Ukiyo-E style encouraged folks to live for the moment as if today was your last. With the creation of Kabuki, the theater doors opened up to everyone, and with them, new ideas and stories came too: making Japanese ghost stories the inspiration for some of the most beloved Kabuki plays and Ukiyo-E works.
Tatler Hong Kongflipped into LifeClaude Monet Banksy's Show Me The Monet To Lead Sotheby's Livestream Auction Asia Tatler - Jianne Soriano Bansky's dissident take on French painter, Claude Monet's impressionist masterpiece depicting the Japanese bridge in Giverny, Show me the Monet (2005) …
Victor Moruzziflipped into Artistic Happiness Stock Markets This stunning Paris art museum will open in a former stock exchange verified_publisherLonely Planet - Andrea SmithBourse de Commerce is a former stock exchange © Patrick Tourneboeuf, courtesy Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection © Tadao Ando Architect & Associates NeM / Niney & Marca Architectes Agence Pierre-Antoine...
The Phoblographerflipped into The Phoblographer MagazinePhotos: In Memory of New York Comic ConThe PhoblographerOver the years, we've used New York Comic Con for lots of camera, light, and lens tests. We stopped going a few years ago though. Traditionally, it would have happened around now. So here's a storyboard to serve as a memory.
