One statue, 500 years of history… let’s dive into the story behind Michelangelo’s masterpiece: the statue of David.

This week Carrie explores our first case of art forgery, and it's just a bit... eccentric?

If a monkey takes a selfie, who owns the copyright? This case is a hilarious look into copyright law and just how far crazy animal activists are willing to go.

Additional things you might find interesting:

• Copyright.gov – Copyrightable Authorship: What Can Be Registered
• PETA Statement on the ‘Monkey Selfie' Lawsuit
• Interview with David Slater by Tom Migot Fine Art

A rainy night, some poor security, and a very unusual hiding spot.

Hex codes, RGB codes, CMYK codes, Pantone colors…. There’s so many ways to define a color, but why?

I took a logo color quiz and it got me thinking about colors.

What are vector graphics? Why are they so cool? This week Carrie dives into the details and history of this file format.

Links for this episode:
What are vector graphcis?
The Math of Vector Art

Carrie messed up her mom's Mother's Day present, tries to fix it, and muses on perfectionism as a creative.

This week, we’re looking into the second theft of The Scream in this high-profile case from 2004.

Not many pieces can boast that they’ve been stolen not once, but twice. In Part 1, Carrie digs into the painting, the painter, and the 1994 heist.

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