The things we put on our walls hold a special significance for us. It’s not just the things we want to look at, but it’s what we want others to see when they come to our homes. That’s what you can expect to find in our “Walls” category, too.
Here is where you’ll find posts from our special feature, in which we invite readers to send in drawings of their best friend’s house.
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Here I share a collection of photographs taken in London parks, gardens or along the river Thames... The benches I captured became symbols...
Artist Jane Bristowe created these delightful animal linocuts for Florina Falce's recent Everyone Quarterly selection, "The Maintenance...
I love the patterns of oceanic art. This one is inspired from a Metropolitan Museum artwork.
Pyrography is the art of burning a design into wood with a heated point.
A small French restaurant in Saigon.
A painting of a garden based on a lovely photo by Florina Falce.
Why should we build walls between abstract and figurative art?
Here is where you’ll find posts from our special feature, in which we invite readers to send in drawings of their best friend’s house.
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
Why should we build walls between abstract and figurative art?