Photographs and text by Paul Rider

Photographs and text by Paul Rider

These old-school photograms are artful, abstract, mysterious, and a shocking reminder that discarded plastics will never break down naturally — art as a wake-up call. Plastic was a miracle invention, created to make our lives more livable and modern. It offers many conveniences to how we purchase and package our goods, and even create some […]

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How to Change the Color of a White Object in Photoshop

How to Change the Color of a White Object in Photoshop

If you’d like to know how to change the color of a white object in Photoshop, or any other color for that matter, then this is for you. Regardless of the editing platform you use, there are plenty of tasks that seem simple enough for anyone — until you try to do them. In truth, […]

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Bahamas Art: The Best Notebooks for Note-taking and Sketching

In the digital age, where everybody takes notes on their laptops, ideas, unfortunately, flutter away. Whereas recording your ideas and notes in an analog way gives you a much more refreshed mind. It may be more comfortable to carry a tablet or laptop with you, but a quality and light notebook will help increase your productivity. […]

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Upcycling for Beginners

‘There are no mistakes in upcycling – only lessons learnt.’ The good thing about upcycling is that there really are no limits to what you can create. It’s a sustainable, cost-effective option, and anyone can join the upcycling revolution and undertake a range of upcycled furniture projects – no previous skills required. Interior designer and upcycler, Lynne Lambourne […]

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