Inspiration

When you think of an orange safety cone, you might imagine rows of the small reflective objects placed around temporarily parked vehicles or, say, next to potholes. But on a stroll through GAFFA’s recent exhibition,

Through ink on hanji paper that juxtaposes deep blacks with delicate cross-hatching, surreal scenes unfold in the drawings of Seoul-based artist Moonassi (previously). Through the dramatic use of chiaroscuro and simple yet elegantly delineated faces,

Brighton illustrator John Biggs explores universal truths and everyday magic through narrative-driven art.Powered by WPeMatico Go to the original Source Author:

Smeared, flattened, and rough around the edges, Gregory Euclide’s mixed-media collages explore nature through the lens of human experience. Organically meandering outlines suggest shallow reliefs; foraged prairie botanicals complement human-made materials; and abstracted landscapes emerge

President Donald Trump’s budget proposal is almost certainly dead on arrival, but it’s a window into how his administration might overhaul the social safety net. | Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images There are two things you should

Every week on Explain It to Me, Vox’s call-in podcast, we answer the questions that matter to you most. When we got a question from a listener named Hannah, it piqued our interest. She wanted

A model of a human brain held in a hand. | Matthew Horwood/Getty Images You often hear about “ideology” these days. Even if that word isn’t mentioned, it’s very much what’s being discussed. When President

An aerial view of severe flooding in Frankfort, Kentucky, caused by days of heavy rainfall across the Midwest on April 7, 2025. Did you check the weather forecast today?  Whether it was on your phone,