This is beautiful! I love it. I also embroiderer, and I'm curious, what type of stitch did you use for the woman with the white hair in the tenth photo down? Thanks. Again, absolutely gorgeous work.
Hey Richard, i stumbled across your work as i am currently undertaking a self-directed project at university focusing on the gender bias and artistic scope of embroidery. I hope you don't mind but i am going to cite your work as a source of inspiration in my contextual studies. It really is awe inspiring. Any chance you are doing any exhibitions in the UK? Many thanks, Laura x
i LOVE this. and for knoll chairs! even more perfect. will you be showing us the final product all put together?
ReplyDeleteand would you mind if i blogged about your work? with a link to your blog, of course...
i'm absolutely loving it all.
best, cassandra
So. freaking. awesome.
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ReplyDeleteI am such a big fan of yours, your work is amazing.
Keep up the great work.
Best
Paul
www.sweetpaul.typepad.com
This is so wonderful and inventive! What an incredibly project.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love it.
ReplyDeleteI also embroiderer, and I'm curious, what type of stitch did you use for the woman with the white hair in the tenth photo down?
Thanks. Again, absolutely gorgeous work.
it's just a french knot that's been overshot a bit.
ReplyDeleteI never liked toile de JOUY.. I love it now... What a marvellous idea..and what a wonderful work.
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Béatrice
Hey Richard,
ReplyDeletei stumbled across your work as i am currently undertaking a self-directed project at university focusing on the gender bias and artistic scope of embroidery. I hope you don't mind but i am going to cite your work as a source of inspiration in my contextual studies. It really is awe inspiring. Any chance you are doing any exhibitions in the UK?
Many thanks,
Laura x