1. Early Bird bobbi pin set by Tuesday Bassen 2. Toe Beans Appreciation Club iron-on patch by Marimo Buttons 3. Garden Sweater by Gorman x Monika Forsberg 4. Hallelujah cushion by Arro Home 5. Jungle greenhouse necklace by Kate Rowland 6. Abstract Canvas embroidery…
For years, I’ve been enthralled by the alluring artwork of Sonia Alins. The images, simply put, are swimming illustrations featuring women as they navigate an infinite abyss and are obscured by the hazy body of water. We only see parts of…
Embroidered clothing will never go out of style. Like embroidery itself, this approach is malleable and transforms based on the aesthetic of the time. Now, people are wearing their clothes with a 1970s vibe, so ripped jeans with a hint…
This past weekend marked the one-year anniversary of the historic Women’s March, and many people returned to the streets to continue to voice their opposition to the current administration. I enjoy seeing witty signs as much as the next person,…
1. Embroidered denim by Thousand Island 2. Happy/sad face pot by Laura Bird 3. Magpie tray by Kajsaform 4. Cat thread holder by Minifanfan 5. Watercolor palette enamel pin by Natty Michelle Paperie 6. A Foot Thing by Dearest Q 7. “I’m a Sucker…
Cut paper art has been described as “drawing with scissors,” and it’s an apt description of the collages by Rocío Fernández Fuks. In her series Go on Paper, she illustrates the many ways in which we trek through the world. (My favorites…
I’m a huge fan of projects that ask you to create something every day. After all, you only learn and grow by doing something time and again. During the course of three months, illustrator Brunna Mancuso painted portraits of women…
Illustration is all around us. We often picture it on book covers and among the text in magazines, but its influence reaches much farther than that. Products, from something as small as your coffee mug to as big as furniture (or…
1. Lotus print dress by Banquet 2. Tapestry #3 by Sara Wenokur 3. Tiny Blobfish Plushie by Sao Zen Plush 4. Alma ceramic sculpture by Claire de Lune 5. Succulent enamel pin by Sarah Abbotts 6. You Got This by Matthew Hoffman…
Illustrator Sandra Rilova captures quiet moments in desolate scenes whose vastness is both visually striking and conceptually alluring. The compositions feature large swaths of land, from forests to mountains to paths carved deep below the Earth, as they engulf small people…