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In an Exciting but ‘Brutal’ Find, a 5,000-Year-Old Arrow Emerges From Norway’s Rapidly Melting Mountain Ice
Norwegian archaeologists recovered dozens of prehistoric arrows as retreating mountain ice exposed fragile traces of ancient hunting.
The ice is revealing arrows preserved for thousands of years.
Sunny side up (north) – Ottolenghi Edinburgh extends a warm, colourful welcome
Ottolenghi’s Edinburgh restaurant pairs vividly painted interiors with bespoke furniture and a menu rooted in Scottish suppliers.
A burst of colour warms an Edinburgh dining room.
Zero Fox Brings Brunch, Burgers, and Big Screen Game Days to a Former Eagle Rock Auto Shop
Three siblings turn a former auto shop into the family restaurant their father long hoped to open.
An auto shop becomes a family dream.
God of War Laufey pre-orders available starting September 29, editions detailed
New God of War Laufey screenshots spotlight Faye’s transforming Serpent Bow and the strange afterlife awaiting her.
Faye’s new bow changes form as she fights.
This packaging for ready-made dinners can teach you to cook better
Center’s Riff identity turns Daniel Humm’s meal-kit packaging into a colourful invitation to improvise with fresh ingredients.
The dinner box comes with a design lesson.
With Chef Christian Hunter’s Hooligan, Fine Dining Gets Personal
Christian Hunter’s newly opened Chicago restaurant draws on family cooking and his fine-dining experience.
Grandmother’s cooking enters the spotlight.
What’s Up: October 2026 Skywatching Tips from NASA
NASA’s October guide maps Saturn at opposition, the Orionid meteors and the Moon’s meeting with the Pleiades.
October’s sky has three dates worth circling.
Laila Gohar Turns Whisky Tasting Into a Visual Experience
Laila Gohar and illustrator Silja Goetz translate sensory memories into surreal Highland Park packaging and carefully staged still lifes.
What would a flavour look like as an illustration?
The Best Paris Fashion Week S/S '27 Beauty Street Style Looks Are All About Dark Red Lips and Copper Hair
A beauty moodboard in motion.
Look closer.
'Floating' gaming headset pumps immersive audio to your skull
Cololight’s crowdfunded Chimera mounts adjustable speakers beside a gamer’s head, moving headset-style audio onto the chair.
These speakers hover beside your ears on chair-mounted arms.
Louis Poulsen reissues a 1930s hit, the clef-shaped ‘PH Piano’ lamp
A limited reissue gives Poul Henningsen’s musical lamp a smaller form, aged-brass curves and softly layered glass light.
This lamp’s silhouette follows a musical curve.
A Handmade Walnut Tray That’s Prettier Empty Than Most Are Full
Cihan Binekci’s walnut trays turn branching resin seams into the main decorative feature.
A river of color across walnut.
Photographer Spent Years Planning Spectacular Solar Eclipse Image
Angel Fux combined mountain panoramas and an eclipse sequence into an artwork that moves from sunset to a meteor-filled night.
One landscape carries an eclipse from daylight into the stars.
A Warsaw Law Office Finds Common Ground Between Japan and New York
Bit Creative brings warm wood, sculptural lighting and Polish art into a Warsaw office inspired by Japanese restraint and New York energy.
An office staircase becomes a sculptural centrepiece.
Sheet Metal Furniture That Actually Survives Your Next Move
Gokce Nafak’s Platea and Vault explore furniture assembled from a small number of shaped metal parts.
Flat sheets become useful furniture.
Smart HUD mask puts your dive data where your face is
Arex One proposes an integrated dive computer that puts selected readings inside a mask, with an optional marine-life identification accessory.
This mask aims to put dive readings in your line of sight.
6 Design-Forward Essentials for the Minimalist Bedroom
Six pared-back furnishings show how folded paper, geometric lighting and discreet storage can give a bedroom a calmer feel.
A few folds turn paper into a glowing lamp.
“We Do Not Deserve Dogs”: Golden Retriever Wins Hearts Online With Her Nanny Duties
Daisy gathers toys and clothes outside the door while foster puppies await their caretaker.
She brought gifts for the puppies.
Liftoff! SpaceX launches Crew-13 astronauts on fastest Dragon trip to International Space Station yet (video)
Crew-13 is in orbit after a Florida liftoff, with fresh photographs capturing the launch, booster return and Dragon above Earth.
One rocket rises, its booster comes home, and four astronauts head for the station.
D*Face Paints “Love, Fast” in Madrid’s Carabanchel District
D*Face turns a Madrid wall into a comic-book meditation on love, speed and nostalgia, with behind-the-scenes views of the painting process.
A love story, painted several storeys high.
How Mert Alas and Miley Cyrus Crafted Three Totally Different Videos for Bass Persuades
Miley Cyrus and Mert Alas unpack three sharply different visual worlds created for her new music.
One artist, three visual identities.
Successful Earth flyby improves Juice’s course to Jupiter
Juice used Earth’s gravity to reshape its route to Jupiter and sent back striking views of our planet, Madagascar and the Moon.
This Jupiter-bound spacecraft just borrowed a little speed from Earth.
Sandy Christ crafts fuzzy, out-of-focus illustrations that make you embrace ambiguity
Sandy Christ’s new profile explores how dreamlike textures, food imagery and self-published zines become a personal visual language.
What if an illustration stayed deliberately out of focus?
Zara Larsson's Pop Girl Dreams
Zara Larsson explains the glitter-filled visual identity behind her latest pop chapter.
Inside a maximalist pop universe.
Martial arts meet fluid platforming in Elta: Defy All Gods, with a free PS5 demo out today
Elta pairs hand-to-hand combat and airborne exploration with a tiny dragon companion, and its newly available PS5 demo offers a first taste.
A small dragon, giant punches and worlds that look painted by hand.
Doa Oa Paints Wild Cherry Blossom for Muro Crítico 2026 in El Torno
Doa Oa covers an El Torno façade in enormous white cherry blossoms that echo the surrounding Valle del Jerte landscape.
This whole building is in bloom.
The Story Behind Florence Pugh’s Exquisite Period Costumes in East of Eden
Costume designer Kirsty Cameron reveals how Florence Pugh’s changing wardrobe tells a character’s story.
Every costume marks another transformation.
Share of the Week – Marvel’s Wolverine
PlayStation’s latest Wolverine showcase turns player screenshots into dramatic character portraits and cinematic action frames.
Players are making Wolverine’s photo mode look like a superhero poster studio.
Rui Pu makes graphic illustrations that are direct, a little weird and sure to bring a grin to your face
Rui Pu combines photographic fragments, neon colour and internet humour to turn familiar food imagery into gleefully strange editorial art.
Meet the illustrator giving burgers boxing gloves.
Steal My Food Itinerary: 3 Days in Sifnos, Greece
A food-focused Sifnos diary moves from simple pita to yogurt bowls and vivid seafood plates.
Three days, a table by the sea.
Suri: The Seventh Note launches Oct 30 on PS5
Suri builds a colorful illustrated adventure around Indian artistic influences and a musical pulse carefully tuned to a player’s thumbs.
This fantasy world moves to a 480-millisecond beat.
A Bahrain Bay Apartment Finds Its Rhythm in Art and Curves
Qreative Design softens a Bahrain Bay apartment with curving furniture, bold colour and artworks that bring a waterfront home to life.
The sea inspired more than the view.
An Exclusive Look Inside Dolly Parton’s New Museum in Nashville
A rediscovered wedding dress joins immersive exhibits tracing Dolly Parton’s life in Nashville.
A trunk held a wedding-day surprise.
Genre-torching RV is a sleeker breed of hybrid camper bus for the USA
Coachmen’s Origin mixes motorhome layouts with a camper-van-style rear lounge and an outdoor deck for a flexible home on wheels.
The back of this camper opens into a tiny outdoor terrace.
Mox reimagine racing entertainment with a brand refresh for Formula E, one of the fastest and sleekest sports in the world
Mox gives Formula E’s next era a visual overhaul, using tilted letterforms, electric colours and broadcast graphics built to suggest speed.
Even this racing typeface has a turbo mode.
This Artist Created 40 Funny Ceramic Creatures That Are More Useful Than They First Appear
Agata Iwaszkiewicz gives practical pottery the personalities of curious little creatures.
This creature has another job.
Coin-sized titanium flashlight improves on the original EDC must-have
Rodman’s coin-sized ED08 update folds a stand, multiple light colors and a 300-lumen main beam into a tiny titanium body.
This little square light fits beside a key in your palm.
Tymon de Laat Paints “Shared Harvest” on an Uden Apartment Block
An apartment-block mural in Uden weaves a young girl’s portrait, cherry blossoms and neighbourhood memories into one towering composition.
A neighbourhood’s memories fill this painted basket.
Kathy Boortz builds expressive animal sculptures from found objects and mixed media
Kathy Boortz turns weathered fragments and everyday hardware into expressive animal sculptures.
Discarded materials take flight.
Modular camp kitchen packs down into a metal case
Hecheer’s aluminum case unfolds into a compact prep station with extra shelves, hanging rails and a large storage compartment.
Open the case and your campsite gets a miniature kitchen counter.
The Dexter Hotel Makes a Case for Made-in-Michigan Design
A 29-room hotel in Elk Rapids brings Michigan craftsmanship into everything from solid-wood furniture to the smallest bathroom details.
Can a hotel be a showcase for an entire state?
The Best Beauty Looks of the MTV VMAs 2026
Allure examines the hair, makeup and manicure details behind the VMAs’ standout red-carpet looks.
Zoom in on the glam.
One geology step closer to the Moon
Astronauts trained across European craters, canyons and volcanic landscapes to recognize the rocks that could unlock the Moon’s history.
Before astronauts collect Moon rocks, they learn to read Earth’s wildest landscapes.
Derek&Eric's olive oil identity swaps Tuscan cliches for attitude and colour
Drzzl’s identity turns the motion of pouring oil into a playful wordmark, bold citrus colours and two distinct squeeze-bottle designs.
This logo looks like it was poured.
25 Single-Panel Comics By Todd Clark With A Delightfully Unpredictable Sense Of Humor
Todd Clark twists familiar situations into compact, unexpected cartoon jokes.
The ordinary takes a sharp turn.
Three Earth Explorer candidates go forward
Three mission concepts aim to investigate Earth’s energy balance, the upper atmosphere and the hidden depths of polar ice sheets.
One of these three ideas could become Europe’s next Earth Explorer.
Why Studio Playground asked a kidswear brand to design its team uniform
Studio Playground and Oxox Club bring a children’s-clothing sense of movement and play to a roomy adult workwear set.
One blue button changes the whole uniform.
Shane Burcaw Shares Special Milestone in Wife’s Pregnancy After Fearing He Wouldn’t Be Able to Feel Baby Kick Due to Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Shane and Hannah Burcaw share the joy of feeling their baby kick.
A small movement, an unforgettable moment.
Visionary coupe self-cleans the emissions EVs still create
Dutch students built an electric concept car that targets particles shed by its tires and brakes, with performance estimates still based on simulations.
An EV that tries to catch its own tire dust.
World of WearableArt’s ‘GLO!’ Is a Celebration of Culture, Nature, and Whimsy
New Zealand’s wearable-art showcase turns flowers, insects, and cultural traditions into spectacular garments built to move.
These garments look like creatures from another world.
From Fried Eggs To Houseplants: This Artist Turns Everyday Subjects Into Vibrant Oil Paintings (39 Pics)
Alai Ganuza transforms ordinary objects into paintings alive with bold color.
Ordinary objects, extraordinary color.
A laser just photographed objects through six feet of concrete
A laser-driven experiment used muons to image lead objects through concrete, with the results presented in a preprint rather than a finished commercial scanner.
Seeing through concrete, one muon at a time.
In Chicago, teamLab Expands Our Perceptions Through Boundary-Breaking Installations
teamLab’s Chicago exhibition fills galleries with responsive light and digital works that make perception part of the art.
A gallery becomes a painting you can step inside.
Meet Comando the Chihuahua, the Mexican National Guard’s Tiny New Recruit
Mexico’s National Guard introduces Comando, a rescue Chihuahua with miniature gear.
The newest recruit fits in your arms.
Motorcycle radar system adds blind-spot tech to any bike
Indimate's aftermarket radar aims to add approaching-traffic alerts to compatible motorcycles without replacing the bike.
New safety sensors, same motorcycle.
At Skywalker Grill, the Lucas Museum’s futuristic restaurant, the force – and the drinks – are strong
The Lucas Museum’s rooftop restaurant pairs a futuristic setting with flowing cherry-wood interiors and familiar American comfort food.
Step inside a dining room with cinematic curves.
This Organization Shared Photos Of 50 Tiny Puppies Whose Lives Changed After They Were Rescued
All Sato Rescue’s puppy portraits put individual faces on its work in Puerto Rico.
Every one of these faces deserves a chance.
Shaping Europe’s future in low Earth orbit
ESA outlines continuing space-station research, commercial flight plans and feasibility studies for a possible European-led orbital station.
What comes after the International Space Station?
Lech Mountain Mirror / Snøhetta
A shallow rooftop pool transforms an Austrian cable-car station into a mirrored mountain lookout reached by stepping stones.
Walk into a reflection of the Alps.