Everywhere writer Andrew Fedorov went in China, he saw people wearing hats that simply read “Colorado.” Where did this oddly ...

Unfortunately, while in the character creation, you won’t be able to actually change the color of your hair. You probably are ...

This imaginative idea has become a reality thanks to Maodou (pseudonym), a young Chinese vlogger with more than a million ...

Learn how I add shadows to bring characters to life! In this video, I walk through my step-by-step process for shading, ...

Through their headspins, high jumps and playful antics, the mascots Xi Yangyang and Le Rongrong, inspired by the Chinese ...

"Life and death. To be or not to be." "Hamnet" director Chloé Zhao asks big questions in a movie that's about much more than ...

Huang Ruo’s “The Monkey King” at San Francisco Opera transforms a classic Chinese tale into a reflection on identity, ...

Hairstylist Pete Burkill, who has been responsible for Millie Bobby Brown's looks for years, styled the new color in an elegant updo: center parting, softly falling strands and light waves that give ...

I used markers to create a glowing lightning effect around this character, and in this video, I show the exact steps I follow. From planning the light source to layering soft gradients and adding ...

Nurjan once had a tour group of elderly people from China. The seniors were very kind, and they treated her like their own ...

Though it won't stop the guards from parading you around town in a cage, you can change your appearance in Where Winds Meet.

I ran dozens of prompts through five AI models to see how they imagine people. The results: white CEOs, women in danger, male ...