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With Susan Lindell from Brooklyn’s Recycle-A-Bicycle leading the way, your dusty, rusty bike will be ready to roll in no time.
For over thirty years, Jim Power has been transforming Manhattan’s East Village with mosaics, one lamppost at a time.
An artisan shares his passion for handcrafted shoes with admiring customers all over the world.
Wherever the day takes you — past rock ‘n’ rollers, friendly mimes, or rainbow boot wearing yetis — follow your heart.
Virginie Rouffignac designs undergarments for rule breakers and free spirits.
365 illustrations of a woman tackling everything from air conditioner installation to alligators are a compellingly quirky take on female empowerment.
At this year’s holiday party, serve up an undulating glass of fruity flavor.
Today’s wreaths have moved far beyond the traditional twist of greenery thanks to a group of impassioned makers who’ve put their own stamp on the art.
Hat-maker Behida Dolić shares a glimpse of her creative process in this video lookbook.
One woman’s passion for collecting created an unexpected opportunity when her family faced dire financial hardships.
This costumer’s passion for her city is channeled through spandex, feathers, glitter, and over-the-top chapeaus.
Carolina Fontoura Alzaga’s social and political consciousness are reflected in the salvaged bicycle chandeliers she creates.
Inspired by fellow tech-savvy enthusiasts at hackerspace Hive76, inventor Jack Zylkin breathes new life into vintage typewriters.
For Joe Threat, barbecue is a family tradition; creating the ultimate rub is a lifelong quest.
Former ranch hand Kyle Rosfeld found a new path making traditional cowboy boots.
John Findra’s love of classic cars is given creative expression through scale models, affectionately reproducing the rusty beauty of abandoned autos.
Having trouble slogging through this steamy haze? There’s more than just air conditioning to help you beat the heat.
David Sokosh found an unexpected vocation after his art gallery closed: watchmaker.
Mike Sabatino and his sons are the forces behind Jerky Tracks, a gourmet jerky business born from their love of food, the great outdoors and hunting.
Sylvester Ayek continues to uphold the traditions of his Iñupiat elders: hunting, foraging, and the craft of carving walrus ivory and wood.
How do you visualize the human experience — courage, happiness, hope? Ceramicist Mitsy Sleurs started with a Matryoshka doll and 99 emotions.
