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“Pebble Picassos”: Artist Creates Intricate, Ephemeral Portraits With Stones

For the past five years, British artist Justin Bateman has been creating intricate portraits out of pebbles and stones. His work is striking in its level of detail and scale, with pieces ranging in size from 10 square feet to over 80. And aside from a few permanent commissions, they’re all ephemeral — arranged on

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Why Failure Is Worth Celebrating: 5 Tips to Help Reframe Your Perspective

Who doesn’t enjoy success? It feels amazing to accomplish our goals and reap the rewards of our efforts. From proverbial victory laurels and that general feel-good inner glow that comes with triumph, to tangible results like a big payday, trophies, and public recognition, success is naturally easy to celebrate.  As a result, humans have developed

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Ambidextrous Artist Goes Viral for Live Art on a Parisian Shop Window

Most people, around 90%, are right-hand dominant, with roughly 10% using their left — but there’s also a small group who are ambidextrous, meaning they have no preference. French artist and actress Helena Soubeyrand is in that 1% minority, and it seems to have given her a leg up (or perhaps we should say the

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Boo! 15 Spooktacular Halloween Decorations, Costumes, and Treats We Love

Recommendations are independently selected by our team but may result in a commission to Nice News which helps keep our content free. Halloween is fast approaching, which means it’s time to start curating that perfect, spooky playlist, stocking up on candy, and of course, thinking about what you’re going to wear.  People have been dressing

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“The Book Boat:” How Locals Saved a 60-Year-Old Floating Library in Norway

We previously ran an article featuring some of the world’s most unusual bookstores, and the venue we’re highlighting today certainly qualifies as a unique place to acquire reading material. For decades, the 80-foot Epos — called Bokbåten in Norway, which is Swedish for “the book boat” — operated as a floating library, biannually visiting around

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