1. Dog collar pins by Buried Diamonds 2. Lilly Pilly ceramic dish by Togetherness Design 3. Veggie Sweatshirt by Eva Stalinski 4. White stripe curved dish by Atelier Stella 5. Plant Lovers Home hoop art by Verb 10 6. Round Romeo Carrot embroidery pattern by…
In her imagined jungles, illustrator Orane Sigal creates colorful scenes of flora and fauna. The bold, stylized plants and animals feature a vibrant color palette that cloaks everything in electric hues. The visual flatness, coupled with her color choices, make it…
There are many ways to “paint” that don’t use a paintbrush. Illustrator Clover Robin uses cut paper collage as a way to compose her images. To do this, she paints sheets of paper with different colors and textures and then…
I don’t know about you, but I am not a flashy dresser. Most of my clothes are black, blues, and muted pink tones; I mostly stay away from wild prints. Where I have some fun, though, is in artsy accessories…
1. Tiny bouquet brooch by Paula Oliveira 2. Leopard ring dish by Manard 3. Embroidered t-shirt by Vyshyto 4. Hand stitched leather bag in birds by Chloé Derderian-Gilbert 5. Plant enamel pins by Hemleva 6. Hand pegboard by Little Anna 7. Sloth ring holder…
I’ve known Lisa Perrin for a long time. We met in graduate school nearly seven years ago and have been pals ever since; seeing Lisa’s work develop over that many years has been incredible. She went from not knowing how…
Shortly after I found out I’d be moving to Minneapolis, Mandi Smethells posted on her Instagram that she’d be teaching a workshop at the Textile Center—not far from where I live. I signed up (back in May!) and the time…
Sasha Ignatiadou illustrates portraits of women that are a collision of pattern and color inspired by cultures around the world. The stoic ladies sit amidst dense jungles, vibrant wallpaper, and in clothing that’s as visually complex as their surrounding environment. Despite how…
Born in Portland and now living in LA, illustrator Celia Jacobs employs a limited color palette and a painterly touch to her portrait-driven work. Reds, pinks, greens, and yellows are the defining hues of her illustration art, and they cloak her…
Artist Fleur Woods takes a multidisciplinary approach to her textile art. Combining elements of stitching and painting, her images have an ethereal quality that celebrates nature—in many ways. The impressive pieces are simultaneously figurative and abstract; they let the two…