Illustrative textiles

Abstract artworks. In the studio and painting with cloth again. I find my textile pieces are just like creating my big abstract paintings except, I’m using cloth & stitch instead of oil paint and pigment stick. A bit slower than the swish of a big paint brush or rag but worked in the same wa

Deb Cooper Textile Art

In recent years many groups fell under attack. Personally impacted, I made this quilt to express how I felt. I called it "Hateism."

I am a textile artist based in North Lancashire, UK. I create three-dimensional embroidered artwork inspired by flowers, insects and historical artefacts.

Coffee, thread, pencil, ink ..... source???

The tidal coast is the best place on earth to find texture. Aggregate anemones, barnacles, seaweed, shells, sand and rocks form a dense carpet of living tapestry. I've used felting, embroidery, couching, machine and hand embroidery, beading and applique. There are felted balls, trims, polymer beads, textured yarns, seashells, silk and cotton floss, glass beads, and salvaged fabrics. 5 ½” x 7 ½” 12" x 15" framed SOLD www.chursinoff.com/kirsten/

It’s hard to think about ‘collage’ outside of its verb tense. Even a finished artwork still hums and buzzes as the different elements mesh together. The eye