Be the Artist: Who Designed the Small World Clock?
Rolly Crump had a way of bringing nonliving objects, like clocks, to life. Celebrate his humor with your own weird museum piece.
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Author: Lisa Tate
Lisa Kay Tate is a veteran feature writer with nearly 25 years experience in newspaper, magazine and freelance writing. She and her husband, a history and world geography teacher, live on the edge of "New Texico" where they keep busy raising their two geeklings and sharing space with their dog, Sirius Black, and cat, Loki.
Prepping for a K-Pop Concert Immersive Experience
This Gen-X mom is going to her first K-Pop concert next week, and I have been told to prepare for an immersive experience like no other.
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Be the Artist: How Old Are Gargoyles?
Gargoyles and grotesques have been around for centuries, but you can make your own creature to watch over your room in this easy project.
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The Library Gods Have Spoken…
When our Little Free Library blew down in a storm, we were already thinking no one was even going to miss it… then the library gods spoke.
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Be the Artist: Who Made… The Bean?
Create a work of physical vs. non-physical inspired by the celebrated artist behind Chicago’s ‘Cloud Gate,’ also known as “The Bean.”
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Potts Creates Online Campaign for His First Indie Feature Film
Andrew Lee Potts has been working hard to bring first indie film project to life. He is now funding marketing with online meet-and-greets.
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Be the Artist: Who Made… The Rolling Stones’ Lips Logo
The Rolling Stones’ generation-defining lips logo is one of the most recognizable images in rock history. Let’s create one for a new band.
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Paper Tickets: My Love Note to Ephemera
Although there are many benefits to paperless and digital tickets and announcements, there’s something to be said for having a pair of cool concert tickets in-hand.
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Be the Artist: Who Made… The Haunted Mansion Wallpaper?
That eerie wallpaper in Haunted Mansion attractions is famous, and it came from the minds of imagineers, including one you might not know.
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Be the Artist for 2024 Is Coming and Asks “Who Made That?”
Summer fun is coming with 2024’s Be the Artist series, where we look at some works of creativity you might know well, even if you don’t know the artists behind them.
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Try This Little Mang-Tae DIY to Trap Your Bad Dreams
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Fight your nightmares with little DIY inspired by the Mang-Tae doll from ‘It’s Okay Not to Be Okay.’
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The Kermit Connection: Music Inspired by Muppets
This week, Kermit the Frog turned 69. Before plans for his 70th birthday begin, enjoy some music inspired by Kermit and his Mupppet friends.
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Bias on a Budget: Creating a TxT-Inspired Frankensweater
It doesn’t have to cost a ton to look like you’ve had a sweater for 50 years. Just grab some scissors and make your own custom design.
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Celebrating Guitar Month With These Great Performances
April is International Guitar Month! Let’s send off the month with some amazing feats (and sounds) from some incredible performers.
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Bringing the Feel of Music Festivals to Your Home
Concerts and music festivals aren’t always accessible—or affordable—so turn the opportunity to watch via streaming into its own event.
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Bias on a Budget: Gen X-Inspired Punk T-Shirts
The Gen X punk rock style is back in fashion. Here are some quick, easy ways to make the cool punk tees seen in G-Dragon’s “Crooked.”
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The Ultimate Fictional Band Playlist: K-Pop Edition
These K-Pop and Korean rock groups might exist only in K-Dramas, but the songs they created are just as cool as those from “real” bands.
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A Springtime Quiz on Famous Fictional Hatchlings
Here’s a sequel to our 2022 quiz on famous sci-fi and fantasy eggs. How well do you know these cute, cool, or creepy hatchlings?
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10 Easy Decorating Tips for Monochromatic Eggs
When the Spring and Easter season can get just a little too pastel, here are some ideas for making black and white eggs.
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Bias on a Budget: Make Your Own K-Pop Cupsleeve
The cupsleeve is something K-Pop fandoms know very well! Even if you can’t find an event in your area, you can make your own.
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