How Do I Create my Cosmos Inspired Sheet Steel Sculptures

Who is Katie Bouman? The Person Who Stands Behind the First Black Hole Picture

Do you remember the picture that went viral in April 2019, resembling a glowing cosmic donut? Have you ever wondered who made that groundbreaking image possible? Meet "The Face of the Black Hole Image" Dr. Katie Bouman, the scientist behind the breakthrough.

13. February, 2025 - Blog #184 - Reading time 9 Min. - Peter Von Hauerland

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Conquer Your Mornings Like Van Gogh - One Shirt at a Time

There’s a reason superheroes have costumes. It’s not just for show. Putting on a certain outfit flips a switch in your brain. You don’t see Batman rolling out of bed in his pajamas, do you? No, he’s got the suit, the cape, the whole deal—because dressing the part gets you in the right mindset.

12. February, 2025 - Art Blog #183 - Reading time 9 Min. - Peter Von Hauerland

#MotivationalQuote #MorningRoutine #VincentVanGogh #ArtsyTeeShirt

Art Blog #182: Where is Jim Parsons Taking Us in the Next Season of Young Sheldon?

11. Februar, 2025 - Reading time 9 Min. - Peter Von Hauerland

#JimParsons #SheldonCooper #YoungSheldon #BigBangTheory

Ah, the inexorable march of time—a concept that has fascinated physicists and troubled sitcom writers for decades. One moment, our dear Young Sheldon (Iain Armitage) is a prepubescent wunderkind solving differential equations before breakfast, and the next, he’s teetering on the precipice of adulthood, about to plunge into the choppy, uncharted waters of college life.

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Art Blog #181: The History of NASA: A Tale of Creativity, Ambition, and the Future of Space Exploration

11. Februar, 2025 - Reading time 12 Min. - Peter Von Hauerland

#NASA #HistoryOfNASA #WhenDidNASAstart #WhatWasTheFirstLogoOfNASA

When humanity first looked up at the stars, it saw stories—gods, monsters, myths. Today, when we gaze into the night sky, we see a different kind of story unfolding: one of exploration, ingenuity, and an insatiable hunger to push beyond the limits of our world.

Art Blog #180: What is Speculative Paleontology?

10. Februar, 2025 - Reading time 10 Min. - Peter Von Hauerland

#SpecArt #SpeculativePaleontology

Imagine walking through a dense alien jungle, filled with creatures that look vaguely familiar—like dinosaurs, but not quite. Some have extra limbs, some glow in the dark, and others are covered in structures that make porcupines look bald. Now, what if I told you these creatures are entirely made up, but based on scientific reasoning?

Art Blog #179: Art Is Subjective: Why Your Taste Is More Valid Than You Think

10. Februar, 2025 - Reading time 12 Min. - Peter Von Hauerland

#ArtIiSubjective #WhatIsArt #TrustYourTaste

Art is weird. It just is. What one person calls a masterpiece, another dismisses as nonsense. One person sees profound meaning in a canvas covered with chaotic brushstrokes, while another scoffs and says, "My kid could do that." And that, right there, is the beauty of it: art is subjective.

Art Blog #178: Spring Styling Your Home And Wardrobe Just Got A Whole Lot Easier (And Cheaper With Our Discount Code!).

9. Februar, 2025 - Reading time 7 Min. - Peter Von Hauerland

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Let's be honest, adulting is hard. Between paying bills, pretending to care about your 401k, and trying to figure out if that smell in your fridge is actually mold or just a weird kombucha byproduct, who has time for art? (Okay, maybe you do. But indulge me for a second.)