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Drone may have just accidentally captured the best wedding photo of all time.

He’s still trying to figure out who the people in the photo are.

Photo by Brandon Li.

Filmmaker Brandon Li has stumbled into creative brilliance, thanks to a photograph he “accidentally” took that many are calling one of the most romantic images of all time.

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Banksy reveals how he built his 'self-destructing' painting that shredded after auction.

His elaborate prank shocked the art world.

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Banksy, the elusive British street artist, stunned the art world on Friday, October 5, with one of his most elaborate and shocking pranks.

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15 100-Year-Old Photos That Prove Beauty is Timeless

Vintage post cards and erotica from the turn of the century

A vintage post-card collector on Flickr who goes by the username Post Man has kindly allowed GOOD to share his wonderful collection of vintage postcards and erotica from the turn of the century. This album is full of exquisite photographs of women from around the world dressed in beautiful clothing in exotic settings. In an era well before the internet, these photographs would be one of the only ways you could could see how people in other countries looked and dressed.

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This Incredible Sand And Gold Painting Technique Is As Impressive As The Artist’s Finished Product

The art is as much in the reveal as it is in the final image

When German artist Tim Bengel was looking to make an impression in the art world, he figured the best way to do that would be to abstain from conventional techniques in the name of something … different.

And after months of adopting new styles and tricks, it’s safe to say that he’s found an approach to art that allows him to stand alone.

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Tim Linhart’s Amazing ‘ICEstrument’ Orchestra

Linhart believes his unique artistic endeavor may touch people across the world

Tibetan Buddhists have a tradition of making elaborate artwork out of colored sand and, upon its completion, blowing it all into a river. The ritual is to show their belief in the transitory nature of life. On the other side of the world, a man in Sweden has created another form of temporary art by making music out of ice. Twenty years ago, Tim Linhart made his first “ICEstrument” on a snowy mountaintop and his obsession led him to create an entire frozen orchestra and chamber hall.

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A Sock Designed To Get The Homeless On Better Footing

How providing long lasting footwear can help one of our most vulnerable populations

A Bombas “donation sock.” Image courtesy of Bombas.

It’s so obvious, but only once you’ve heard the line: The most requested donation item by homeless shelters is socks. Two and a half years ago, the company Bombas was formed with the specific purpose of crossing out that line entirely, launching its own line of socks complete with a “buy one, give one” commitment.

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