Someone's got to do some research into the correlation between seasonal change and arty inspiration, because as the temperature drops we've definitely noticed a rising urge to create.

Nhung Nguyen's collages are embellished with such intricate details that we assume she has some kind of peewee pair of scissors to nick out tiny shapes.

Susanna Bauer has spent hours painstakingly stitching yarn through dead leaves to make intricate little artworks.

Fuzzy felt was a vital part of many of our childhoods, but Jacopo Rosati has taken the creative journey the other way round.

The new show from Cat Rabbit and The Seven Seas features an ideal combo of cape-clad alpacas, collared kitties and some too-cute human folk.

Though the 1 House = 1000 Homes project is no longer underway, for Mat, the urge to drag us out of our comfortable bubbles and expose inequity in today's society still very much exists.

Imagine if you could live inside a book, nestled in a cosy little cave that's been hollowed out between the pages.

We've been smitten with collage artist Beth Hoeckel's cosmos-laden works for quite a while now, so we thought it was about time we sat her down for a chat.

Australian artist Maz Dixon thinks postcards and souvenirs set us up for disappointment.

Chilean Maria Aparicio Puentes has turned the idea of embroidery all topsy-turvy, adding striking geometric stitching to black and white photography.