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Frankie Creith's article Luscious Layers shows this
talented artist's approach
to design and stitch, working in layers using paper as a source material.
See the full text and some illustrations online.
In her article Art & Inspiration, Liz Harding
finds this inspiration in two directions
- landscape and the human figure. She will be one of our speakers at the
Textiles 21 Embroidery Event.
Another artist who draws on figures for her mystical, machine-embroidered
pieces is
Freda Brierley. In her article A Global Perspective,
she gives us the New Zealand viewpoint
on the future of textile art.
Amanda Jones left Great Britain's shores for Canada and is greatly missed.
Her textural pieces really do make you want to touch. In her article Considering
the Future,
she shares her ideas and inspirations.
In the Gallery, Rachael Howard's witty pieces tell
tales and suggest dialogue.
You can see examples of her work at the Textiles 21 Embroidery
Event, too.
And finally, because I enjoy using it so much, we thought we would feature
a Product Review.
Xenofex special effects software really is great.
Plus many more articles, news and reviews of books, exhibitions and more products
. . .