After hours and hours working on a piece of textile artwork, it is finished at last. You’re tired, but exhilarated….
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What better canvas for expressing messages about politics and social narrative through vividly illustrated textile art than the Japanese kimono?…
American photographer Paul Caponigro said “It’s one thing to make a picture of what a person looks like, and it’s…
From delicately stitched underground railway maps to beautiful artworks created from layered vintage lace and embroideries, Heidi Hankaniemi has always…
Like many artists, Michelle Holmes is inspired by her love of the natural world. Michelle’s stitched drawings onto cloth are…
Have you ever stood in an art exhibition, just absorbing the meaning and purpose of a piece? Well, for Melanie…
Marianne Crosslé grew up in rural Northern Ireland and always thought she would have a career in art. As a…
Daisy was Born and raised in Greater London since 1990, Daisy is an artist with an education in design and…
Greg Climer’s pixelated quilts are captivating, colourful portraits enabled through the use of technology, which he uses to augment a…
After a career in business, training and coaching, Claire Benn returned to her first love – textiles. Twenty-five years on,…
