"We as artists, we don't court controversy at all. This was intended to be a periwinkle from the very start. Now, I love the fact that people can interpret art in very different ways and the fact that ...

CHICHESTER, U.K. (KGO) -- In the U.K., an artist is now having to defend their creation for its misunderstood look. There's some outrage over their sculpture that looks like an unsavory texting emoji.

A man has made a unique record of an island's history and buildings, making models using shells found on its beaches. Pete Locke, 92, has lived on Tresco in the Isles of Scilly his whole life. He has ...