Creative

Magical, Marvelous Broomsticks by Charlotte Baker of Nightshade Handmade by Stephanie Stewart-Howard Images by Charlotte Baker Learn how to make your own broom in the Autumn Issue  Of...

Nicole Rallis is an artist and gardener from New York City, “a place where every bit of green stands in stark, beautiful relief to...

On these pages we feature all manner of iconic, dramatic, thunderous art—from gossamer-gowned goddesses to avenging Biblical heroines, high-minded (yet questionable) angels to the...

Photography by Cristin Hinze-Heart Inspiration I can feel the moon calling to me through the walls of our tent, pitched on a little island on a...

Summer is finally here, abundant and alive—yet so fleeting. Its magic lies in its impermanence, how it urges us to savor each sun-soaked day. Summer joy...

Illustration by Guinevere von Sneeden • First, the knapsack itself will be sturdy and large, made of worn leather or canvas. Perhaps it is a...

The Mushroom Garden really has to be seen to be believed. British artist Adam Oehlers both wrote and illustrated the mesmerizing tome over the...

British artist Adam Oehlers has been drawing for as long as he can remember and has always been attracted to themes rooted in nature...

From the early 1820s until 1829, young Manx artist Amelia Jane Murray (1800–1896) rather obsessively painted fairies—smartly dressed and not overly active tiny creatures, that is, who reclined on feathers and stems and leaves as if they were chaise longues.

The curving, distinctive lines of Art Nouveau buildings retain their glamour even when caked with dust or overgrown with vegetation. In fact, it might...