If you’re a fan of anything magical, soft, and ethereal, I’m sure you’ll love the work of Olga Prinku – an artist who combines dried and preserved flowers with cloth embroidery to make exquisite natural pieces. Unlike some other embroidery that can be a little off-putting (it’s not for the faint-hearted), Olga’s paintings are really …
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Hiroko Kubota is an artist who specializes in the art of embroidery. She is known for her work highlighting cats, which she began about a decade ago. Stitched onto collared shirts and other garments, the Nara-based artist’s portraits are cleverly placed to depict furry faces peering over the edge of a pocket and sometimes, attempting …
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What happens when you cross a pastry chef with a porcelain artist? Well, the result is Judit Czinkné Poór, an amazing pastry chef, who some describe as the Michelangelo of the cookie world. The cookies created by this Hungarian chef are so beautiful that they’re fit to be framed, rather than be eaten. And she …
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The level of skill with which Tatyana weaves the colorful threads to create her incredible embroidered landscapes and other objects is simply mind-blowing. And it’s not only the choice of colorful threads that makes her works so amazing but also the play of light and shadow in some of her works.
You must’ve seen replicas of famous paintings done with paint and brush, but doing so in embroidery is something unique. This feat is accomplished with aplomb by Ira Kutsyna, a Ukrainian stitch enthusiast, who uses her needle with the same dexterity as a paintbrush.