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Who would’ve known that a game about birds who can’t fly being slingshotted towards green pigs would become such a sensation? We all had that phase of the Angry Birds crazy. I personally believe that a huge appeal of the mobile game was the ideation and design of it all. God bless those rounded birds […]
The Design Evolution of Angry Birds: From Slingshot Sensation to Animated Universe Read More »
The North Hertfordshire Museum is set to relabel information on Emperor Elagabalus with she/her pronouns acknowledging the fact that she was a trans woman. The museum has claimed to consult an LGBTQ+ charity ‘Stonewall’ and a spokesperson of the museum said it is “only polite and respectful to be sensitive to identifying pronouns for people
Museum Relabels Emperor Elagabalus’ Pronouns, Acknowledging Her Status as a Trans Woman. Read More »
A fun and easy way for new artists to explore their creative abilities is through poster colour painting. Poster colours provide a flexible medium, ideal for beginners or those wishing to explore a new artistic medium. Here are five suggestions and simple methods to get you started in the vibrant field of poster colour painting.
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“Their [his subjects’] momentary actions usually give me the purest display of emotion possible, especially when they are alone” – Raghav Babbar What draws you into a Raghav Babbar painting is not just the minute detailing in the painting, it is also the fact that the artist treats all of his subjects like the members
Raghav Babbar: The Intimacy in Portraiture Read More »
Even though we certainly recognize the brilliance of all great artists throughout history, very few—if any—make it into the annals of history without having generated some controversy. And Salvador Dali was no different. Dali, who is characterized by hi unfitting and persona is best known for his legacy as an artist who worked with a
Scandalous and Surreal: 5 Controversies of Salvador Dali Read More »
This year, why not add a personal touch to your festive decor by creating some crafty decorations? Here are five delightful DIY ideas for home decor this Diwali: 1. Paper Lamps Making paper lanterns and lamps is an excellent way to include whimsy into your interior design. After gathering some tea lights, colourful paper, and
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Walker Evans, a well-known American photographer, transformed photography in the 20th century by capturing the spirit of working-class America with unwavering candour. His photographs, which are distinguished by their accuracy, clarity, and profound understanding of the human condition, have had an undying influence on the photographic community and influenced our perception of America’s past. This
Walker Evans: Capturing the Essence of American Life Read More »
The British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid passed away seven years ago, leaving a lasting legacy in the field of architecture. Her early interest in architecture was inspired by her upbringing in a politically and artistically active household. She was born in Baghdad in 1950. She pursued architecture in London and worked at the Office of Metropolitan
Zaha Hadid: 5 Famous Buildings by the Architectural Trailblazer Read More »
Being an artsy kid can be a challenge when it comes to Halloween. Especially when it is a last-minute plan and you are short on supply but still want to look high on creativity. We at Abir Pothi have got your back. Following is a list of quick and easy Halloween costume ideas for art
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Bob Ross was born on October 29, 1942, in Daytona, Florida. His mother instilled in him a passion for nature. He briefly worked for his father, a carpenter, until enlisting in the Air Force in 1960. He fell in love with painting while stationed in Alaska and eventually perfected the “wet-on-wet” method. When “The Joy of
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