Using your own domain name as a digital signature: How artists can become visible online
Anyone searching for an artist name today will first land on Google, and what appears there often shapes the first impression more strongly…
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Constructive Cubism – Synthesis of Structure and Intuition
An art-theoretical consideration by Prof. Dr. Michael Kastor (Professor Emeritus, painter, musician): When we look at Cubism, we encounter…
The Tree of Life in art – a universal symbol across civilizational boundaries
A majestic Tree of Life with far-reaching roots and branches, glowing against a golden sunset on a hilltop. The…
Ink, paper and embossing: fine craftsmanship in letterpress printing
If you hold the cover of a freshly printed, embossed book up to the light to examine it, you'll see it's made from a flat piece of fabric…
Simply Guitar or Yousician – Which is the better app for learning guitar?
In earlier years, learning guitar was more difficult. You either bought a tablature book from a second-hand shop or took lessons…
When buildings speak: Architecture as art between existing and vision
Architecture is more than just building: it is an applied art that harmonizes function and aesthetics – and that…
Architect in the Chiemsee area: How thoughtful planning transforms building dreams into viable designs
Between mountain views and the lakeshore, architecture is emerging that is never merely a technical product, but always also a cultural statement. Who…
Contemporary acrylic paintings by international artists
Acrylic paintings are known for their exceptional colorfastness. The durable surface allows artists to create paintings in multiple layers of acrylic paints…
Gift ideas for creative people: Inspiration for artists, art lovers, and DIY fans
Today I'd like to share my favorite gift ideas for creative people. As a passionate artist and longtime creative enthusiast, I know…
Tapestries in the modern home: A style guide for beginners
Tapestries have an impressive history dating back to ancient Egypt, where they already served as precious grave goods. During the…
Graphics Tablets 2026: The 8 Best Models for Digital Artwork (Tested by Professionals)
The best graphics tablets for photographers, designers, illustrators, and digital artists. With expert knowledge, we present our top picks of the best…
Small formats, big message: The renaissance of the art sticker
Stickers have long since transcended their purely functional role as advertising media or children's toys. In the hands of illustrators, graphic designers…
Echoes of the Ages: How Berlin's urban scars shape the contemporary art and culture landscape
An essay on the cultural memory, the architecture of change, and the creative soul of the German capital. The readability of…
A garden revolution without cables: How intelligent robotic lawnmowers are redefining lawn care
Summertime is garden time – a place for relaxation, family, and nature. But while some spend their weekends relaxing…
From silver plates to megapixels: A journey through the photographic soul of Vienna
The 3rd district of Vienna and a building that has significantly changed the rhythm of the Austrian art world in recent years: the…
Architecture in transition: renewable energies are becoming increasingly important
Buildings are no longer just places for living, working, or learning. They consume energy, influence the urban climate, and shape…
The Fascination of Philocardry – Cleverly Sell Your Collection of Historical Postcards
It smelled of dry wood, dust, and a hint of decay. When Thomas was in the attic of his house a few weeks ago…
How does art influence our daily lives?
Art is all around us in daily life – on the way to work, in the conscious design of our living spaces, in…
From the night café to the living room: Gaming tables between art history and craftsmanship
When Vincent van Gogh painted his famous Night Café in 1888, he placed a billiard table at the center of the composition. The green…
The Art of Beautiful Skin: Why Aesthetics and Skincare Have More in Common Than You Think
When you stand before a portrait by Vermeer or Klimt, you're not just looking at paint on canvas. You're looking at skin. Hardly any…