





Chloe Giordano’s embroidery work shows tiny scenes (not larger than a thumb print for the latest), all made using freehand embroidery techniques. Although these are minuscule, they took a long time to make as the artist has been using a multitude of coloured threads in order to ensure the best result possible.
(via This is Colossal)
These giants moths are beautiful and hyper realistic. But don’t worry, these moths don’t fly. Yumi Okita is a pretty skillful crafter and handmade these out of fabric, faux fur, paint, cotton and thread. So they aren’t alive. Right?
(via Jealous Curator)
One of Jose Romussi’s work (from another series) has for a long time been my laptop wallpaper. I didn’t know who the artist was, I just loved the idea of embroidery on a photograph. When I finally found out who the mysterious artist was, I was really happy to be able to browse his other works and be impressed by his style. This is my favourite series.
Jose Romussi is a Chilean artist based in Germany. He uses several methods such as embroidery, collage and photography to create modified version of our reality. In this series, Romussi used old black and white photographies of ballet dancers and modified and colored them, using the precise art of embroidery.