Hex colour reference: #76ff7a A colourful note: screamin’ green appeared in the Crayola family in 1990. It turned out to be a new name rather than a new shade […]
This Art Deco skyscraper opened in May 1930 and enjoyed the status of tallest building in the world, until the Empire State Building grabbed the title just eleven months later. […]
For me, the oval spiral of the Guggenheim is both calming and exciting. Its own artistic power is both a host and a competitor to the artworks on display here. Designed […]
Hex colour ref: 1df914 A colourful note: The first recorded use of lime as a colour name in English was in 1890. Crayola introduced this electric version as a crayon […]
When I spotted this sign towering over W 34th Street, I assumed it referred to the New Yorker magazine that made its first appearance in February 1925. The one famous for its […]
Every February, Kew Gardens brightens our lives with a tremendous Orchid Festival. This year the theme is India and there’s no doubt that the colours and shapes (including an orchid-filled […]
Big splashes of aquamarine with a dash of asparagus in the corner! Hex colour reference: #87a96b A colourful note: the colour name asparagus green was first used in English in 1805. […]
Hex colour ref: b2ec5d A colourful note: In 2003, to mark their 100th anniversary, Crayola asked the public to name four new colours and vote four other shades into oblivion. The […]
Lurking just round the corner from last week’s lonesome man, are a haunting trio. Stik uses his street art to present aspects of local life and issues facing society. He has […]
This decorated shutter is the work of Tankpetrol, an artist born in 1982 in Poland as Irek Jasutowicz and now based in Manchester. You’ll find another example of his woman-inspired work […]
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