Chilean artist, Jose Romussi, is relatively new to the textile scene and is definitely one to watch. These images are from his ‘Dance’ series and I’m in love. Embroidery on paper, and specifically photographs, creates such an interesting effect. The embroidery really does bring the textures and movements of these dancers to life. I also… Read More Textile Tuesday: Jose Romussi
These, are embroideries. Thread. Not paint or cut paper or printed ink. It’s embroidery. Fantastic. From the artist’s site, The work maps the frameworks of the various veining systems found in nature to create work that explores the balance, harmony and connectivity of life on Earth. Inspired by the patterns, structures and shapes found in… Read More Textile Tuesday: Meredith Woolnough
You may have seen Sheena Liam’s work in a recent Teen Vogue article, or a number of other magazine’s, which covered the artist’s unique embroidery work. A model and artist based in Los Angeles, Liam initially began embroidery as a hobby to pass the time during long work days. Now, these little 5×5 (and occasionally… Read More Textile Tuesday: Sheena Liam
Chloe Giordano is an inspiring illustrator creating unbelievably tiny freehand embroideries. Looking through Chloe’s portfolio feels like falling into a Victorian children’s book. Itty-bitty animals, and a few macabre designs, and it becomes clear that her love of literature greatly influences her work. The textures Chloe manages to create completely tricks the eye into forgetting that… Read More A Minuscule Embroidery World
