Today’s Future Heirlooms post is an interview with Amanda McCavour. “When I researched Amanda’s work further I was blown away as she takes this technique far by creating room size installations that float in space and reference memory and place in a powerful way.” Read on for more!
Today’s Future Heirlooms post is an interview with the great Daniaelle Simonsen. Daniaelles work has a wonderful balance and maybe seems a little dreamy due to its “gauzy” texture and colour palette. Read on for more!
Todays Future Heirlooms Interview is with NYC based Textile Artist and Costume Designer Sarah Bahr. Read on for more!
Today in Future Heirlooms we are interviewing British Artist Paddy Hartley. Paddy’s work is diverse in medium and technique as he allows the project to dictate the process. Read on for more!
Todays Future Heirlooms Interview is with Artist Magali Rizzo. Magali’s delicate stitch and drawing technique is nothing short of gorgeous. Read on for more!
Todays Future Heirlooms is an Interview with the incredible portrait artist Cayce Zavaglia. Cayce works with Hand Embroidery to create wonderfully unique pieces. Read on to find out more!
Today’s Future Heirloom Interview is with Janice Jakielski. Her work talks about communication and the relationship with the self. Read on to find out more!
Today’s Future Heirlooms is an Interview with Artist Meredith Grimsley. Meredith fell deeply and madly in love with fabric and the processes involved as soon as she started to work with Textile Art.
Today’s Future Heirlooms post is an Interview with the amazing Textile Artist Leslie Schomp. Leslie uses sewing as a mapping process and has an incredible process of working. Read on to learn more.
Todays Future Heirlooms Interview is with Jenny Hart. Jenny’s company “Sublime Stitching” was the first company to create hip, cool embroidery patterns. Read on to find out more about Jenny’s great work.
Todays Future Heirlooms Interview is with Tamar Stone. Tamar explores the history of women being confined and defined by their clothing, and translates this into stunning hand-embroidered pieces.
Welcome to Future Heirlooms! Today we are interviewing talented Textile Artist Jane Waggoner Deschner.
