Level 30

This video shows how to identify welding hazards and learn how to control them. It explains potential welding hazards such as radiant energy, temperature extremes, fumes and gases, noise, sparks and slay, electric shock, chemicals, fires and explosions. Evaluating a workplace, controls and practi...

In the first decade of the 2000s, large-, medium- and small-sized producers were taking on the challenge of environmentalism. But beyond that, the various visual languages designers were using expanded, ranging from the persistent global aesthetic to more specific regional approaches.

Street artists redesign the cityscape with clever urban interventions that use natural elements as their materials.

Canadian designer Sarah Hall works at a studio in Germany to create revolutionary solar energy-collecting windows.

Designer Patty Johnson travels to the country of Haiti, where she works with local artisans and craftspeople.

Architect Trevor McIvor creates homes designed to take advantage of the innate energy efficiencies found in nature.

Pressman Nicholas Kennedy works with ghosts of printing's past, using salvaged equipment that the modern industry now considers obsolete.

No project is too big or too small for Helen Kerr. She designs everything from physical objects to abstract concepts.

Tara McPherson admits she was a science geek in high school and almost gave up her art for astronomy. Once you get a look inside her studio, you'll be glad she stuck with the art! Dan Witz is a legendary bad boy in the world of street art. He shares his opinions on how to behave at dinner parties...

In Canada, there was a resurgence of design during the 1990s. Large design firms were investing in product research and development and many sophisticated and exciting products surfaced. This episode examines some of the most distinctive and cutting edge Canadian designs that represent this revol...

That's Art?! takes you into the studio of Nathan Sawaya, a former lawyer, who gave up the courtroom for a life of making sculptures out of LEGO. We follow the career of notorious graffiti artist Mediah, who has morphed from a punk teenager running from the cops to a corporate powerhouse in the wo...

That's Art?! dives into the depths of the darkest corners of the human soul with tattoo artist Paul Booth, a rock star of New York's tattoo scene. David Arrigo shows what it takes to put art on the helmet of an NHL goalie. Meanwhile, Roger Wood explains the philosophy behind steam punk art and wh...

Every child loves pop-up books and so do most adults. Meet Matthew Reinhart, a master of the craft. Matthew draws, paints and builds pop-up books that delight readers all over the world. Every Harlequin novel has a beautiful mistress and a brave hero; they also all come with a cover illustration ...

Stuffing a dead bird inside a broken light bulb might seem odd, even perverted or gross. But Polly Morgan makes it strangely beautiful. The world's most provocative taxidermist is taking the art world by storm. When it comes to posters, Brian Ewing is the go-to guy for some of the biggest bands i...

Albizu Rondon designs baseball hats for New Era Caps - the biggest, most famous cap-making company in the world. His work is worn by everyone from teenage punks to movie stars. Mary Wing To is a fashion designer who makes clothes for humans and animals, from risqué leather accessories to horse ha...