Claudia McGill came to art later in life, but never stopped creating once she did. On her site, she shares work that spans several media, including collage, sculpture, and acrylics.

How is the creative process like a storm? Both begin from what appears to be nothing. Both arise out of a disturbance and act to displace and destabilize. Both gather energy, material, force and direction from its particular situation.

“But you know what? I have achieved more with this body, then I have with my old body. I’ve eaten more good foods. I’ve lived more, I’ve given more, I’ve enjoyed more. I’ve made life. This body, THIS body should be celebrated and admired.” Laura at The Mum on the Run shares her victory story.

“Contextually educated, multi-racial, methodically creative, socially aware, culturally blended, and technologically proficient”: Jason Mayden shares his vision for the creators of the future.

Each year, Steph Yiu and her friends visit a national park together. Here, she compiles 10 things she’s learned — with stunning photos and videos — from her adventures in Yellowstone National Park.

Is the photographer watching the cat, or is the cat watching the photographer? A striking image, taken in the mountain village of Zermatt, Switzerland.

Li Shen’s striking photo of an empty U-bahn station in Munich, Germany, is moody, graphic, and delightfully retro-futuristic.

A selection of snapshots from photographer Jon Crispin, including a bold, graphic overhead shot of paddleboarders in the Pacific.