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Lockdowns and social restrictions look likely to last well into 2021. We’ve picked the most immersive and best Game Pass titles currently available to keep you going in these isolating times.

Check out the full article at thred.com

#gaming #gamingcommunity #lockdown #mentalhealth

This futuristic high rise was designed by architecture firm, @zahahadidarchitects . ‘Tower C’ with its inviting open base will sprout out of Shenzhen Bay in Hong Kong.

It was important to the architecture firm that the design met their sustainability goals, including recycling, solar energy, water collection systems, and aquaponic gardens.

We hope to see more striking and eco-conscious designs in the future.

#architecture #architecturedesign #conceptart #ecoconscious

I'm just going to go ahead and use this video as a metaphor for humanity working with nature💪

Credit : @the_hula

#art #inspired #painter

When the work turns out to be easier than you expected 🦊

Credit: Dan Dinu

#foxes #photography #wildlifeconservation

Photographer @timtadder ‘s latest series ‘Black is a Color’ takes the inner complexity of humanity and puts it on the outside, with vivid colors cascading over the subjects. The imagery is not only striking, but also encourages a non-binary view of race.

#nonbinary #photography #fineart

INSPO OF THE WEEK: 🔉22-year-old @amandascgorman was watched by millions all across the globe yesterday when she recited her original poem titled ‘The Hills We Climb’ at Joe Biden’s inauguration. She’s been making headlines around the world for her powerful performance, receiving praise from the highest public figures, including Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey.

She is the youngest inaugural poet in US history, having been named the first-ever national youth poet laureate in 2017. Her poem, partly written during the US Capitol riots on January 6th, asks Americans to strive for a more united and prosperous country, one that can move on from the divisive administration that has dominated news cycles and international politics for the last four years.

‘We’ve seen a force that would shatter our nation rather than share it,’ she read. ‘While democracy can be delayed, it can never be permanently defeated.’

Amanda grew up in Los Angeles and graduated from Harvard University in 2020. She was raised by her mother, a teacher called Joan Wicks, and has been a social activist for most of her life. She was a youth delegate for the United Nations in 2013 and founded the non-profit organisation One Pen One Page, which runs youth writing and leadership programmes. She also aims to run for president in 2036.

Amanda is a shining example of how both artistry and ambition can be powerful tools to help shape the next generation of politicians, leaders, and creatives. Gen Z’s voice is strong and it is poignant – echoing loud from inside the very heart of US democracy.

#amandagorman #poet #joebiden #inaugaration #artistry

These meticulous paintings were created by @unicef to remind us of the 'invisibility of poverty'. The stunning visuals require a double take, inspiring us not to turn a blind eye to those suffering around us.

Credit: Kevin Lee, Haohui Zhou, and Bin Liu

#socialchange #poverty #invisibilityofpovertysoci

In what could become a historic court case of global significance, eco activists and NGOs in Paris are seeking conviction of the French state for its ‘inadequate’ action to combat climate change.

Check out the article in full at thred.com

#climatechange #climateaction #climate #france

Today is Blue Monday, the third Monday of January and 'the most depressing day of the year' according to UK travel company Sky Travel. 2020 has undeniably been a tough year for everyone’s mental health.

Here are a few selected images from childart.ca who are collecting artwork by children and young adults, expressing their thoughts and feelings about the pandemic. Themes like isolation and loneliness are common amongst the pieces.

So, let’s try to turn ‘Blue Monday’ into ‘Brew Monday’, a day to check in on our friends and loved ones. An activity that has never been more important than it is during these trying times.

#mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #bluemonday

Nothing like getting in touch with nature through some insane wire art like this fairy design from Fantasy Wire.

Would you cop one of these for your garden patio?

Credit: Robin Wight

If ever you needed a reminder on why we should be preserving our natural habitats, these amazing mushrooms are releasing millions of microscopic spores into the wind to propagate.

Thank God humans don't do this, eh?

Credit: Jojo Villareal

Your envelopes will be in serious need of an upgrade after you've feasted your eyes on these beauties.

They're part of 90 submissions to the Port City Creative Guild's 2021 exhibition, 'Couriers of Hope', which sees artists explore their personal inspirations for hope and optimism by decorating vintage envelopes, reminding us that long distance communication doesn't always have to be digital.

Credit: @colossal

INSPO OF THE WEEK 🔊 Alaia De Santis @alaia_d

22-year-old fine arts graduate Alaia de Santis has come a very long way since realising the only means of expressing herself was by turning her ideas into works of art as a teenager.

A prime example of the talent, discipline, and patience it takes to become a household name as an artist, the Gen Z creative has been featured in numerous exhibitions and gallery shows across London and New York for her films, paintings, and collages.

‘You are confined only by the walls you build,’ she says, determined that with patience and a committed mind-set, one can achieve anything. ‘You are your worst enemy so don’t give in to giving up.’ Showing us how how unrelenting dedication to a craft you truly love can amount to success.

Thred chatted to her recently about her experiences, mental health, where she hopes to take things next, and even picked up some sage advice for aspiring Zers looking to make it big as artists. Check out the full article on Thred.com

#art #artistsoninstagram #artist #mentalhealth

Just a reminder to never judge a book by it’s cover

Credit: Mike Sagulin

#dontjudgeabookbyitscover #waitforit #unexpected

Japan’s new research could be a game changer that clears up many issues surrounding space junk. We’ll have to wait until 2023 to see, but it’s likely the start of a space tech revolution.

To find out more, check out the full article on thred.com

#tech #technology #space

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