Delaney Conner’s geometric portraits | Punch Needle
Delaney Conner is a New York City based artist who uses punch needle embroidery to create visually arresting geometrically abstract portraits.
Delaney Conner is a New York City based artist who uses punch needle embroidery to create visually arresting geometrically abstract portraits.
Vici Sinkinson, aka The Stitch Stylist, is an Embroiderer with a high fashion and interior design edge. Find out more at Mr X Stitch!
Courtney Cox is an Austin-based embroidery artist who makes free hand portrait and figurative pieces that cast a critical eye on modern times. Find out more at Mr X Stitch!
Our stitchgasm focuses on Mary Carson a textile artist. She focuses on portraits and has been inspired by the artist Sue Stone. She likes to tell a story through her work and often uses her own family as inspiration as well as the history of the local area of America where she lives. Her work is hand stitched and painted.
Using a limited palette, Martha Blackburn’s embroidered portraits reflect a moment in human experience. It’s another Funk Files interview with an award-winning embroidery pioneer.
Every year, Hand & Lock organizes a competition for the prestigious Prize for Embroidery to promote the use of hand embroidery and to discover emerging
Australian textile artist Adrienne Doig literally puts herself into her work. Self portraiture is her speciality and her metamorphosed meta-aware mini masterpieces are delivered with intelligent wit and style.
Allow me to introduce you to Walt. He is gorgeous, no? Recently, I was lucky enough to meet the Chicago-area stitcher Mary Jo Eckhart at
There’s a certain haunting quality to the machine embroidery work of artist Marjolein Starreveld. Faces emerge as if from a fog, distorted in ways that
There’s pure magic coming out of Firecracker Studio, the home of Wellington, New Zealand multimedia artist Katherine Bertram. Formally trained as a printmaker in Sydney,
This Friday’s eye candy is brought to you by artist Jacob W Dillow and his hand embroidered piece ‘Don’t Be So Dramatic’ which is awesomely
Harriet Popham is a third year student studying surface pattern design in Swansea. She specializes in architecture and portraiture in print and stitch. She makes