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SmokeFaryn Davis, of Fernworks, creates dimensional resin landscapes which blend real specimens and minerals with imagery inspired by the natural world. Based in the mountains of Asheville, NC, she blends small hand painted scenes and found specimens such as real grass, lichen, feathers, gemstones, and ethically sourced bones into dimensional resin artwork. Each piece is hand painted with toothpicks and brushes, layered in epoxy, then polished into

1989) is a textile artist based in Tulsa

Renowned outdoor photographer Chris Burkard celebrates the oceans' beauty in a stunning photo book

This notebook uses a spray bottle paint process

established in London in 2015

Every surface takes shape organically and sometimes comes to reference a landscape or physical space

and loves incorporating found objects into her art

A note from the artist: Neon colors are hard to capture using photography

Explore the trend of small getaways transformed into stylish spaces

framed to 6" x 8"

A little piece of the galaxy has been caught and set in these glistening 4-point star shaped diamond studs

The hand painted sculpture measures approx

"Enhance mindfulness through photography with 'One Photo A Day Keeps the Doctor Away