Kirsty Whitlock works as a designer and maker in the medium of mixed media textiles.

About Jennifer Jennifer Collier creates replicas of household items using paper and card. Her greatest inspiration is the paper she uses, often literature in a previous life.

I have a studio in Stafford, which is where I am from (see below).

Izziyana Suhaimi is a Singapore-based textile artist who works principally with weaving and embroidery techniques. Her work is characterised by a combination of illustration and embroidery, as for instance portraits of women decorated with geometric or floral embroidered motifs (see illustration below).

Victoria Villasana (born 1982 in Guadalajara, Mexico) is a textile artist, interested in cultures & human spirit, looking at how people connect to each other in a fragmented, post-digital world.

It’s no wonder Veronique Rasoarimanana’s portrait was a source of inspiration for artist Victoria Villasana. Clean water has transformed life for Veronique and her family. She told the photographer, “Things are not the same anymore so before you take pictures I need to wear my new clothes and my new scarf.”

The Japanese wild artist and weaver simply loves “making thread beams come out of people’s eyes!” Morimoto, who was born in Sapporo and went to college in Oregon, returned to Japan two years ago, settling in Tokyo, where she is currently learning to weave on a loom. …

After studying design at the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente (ITESO), Villasana moved to London to work as a florist and fashion stylist. In 2014, she started creating embroidery patterns on top of images as a hobby and later began using her stitchwork as street art.

What makes Philippine Art Filipino? Genre used to be a major consideration in determining the “Filipino-ness” of a work of art at least in painting. The idea was that the depiction of scenes of everyday life and the surroundings without idealizing them was closest in spirit to the Filipino soul and native soil.

A medium refers to the materials that are used to create a work of art. The plural of medium is media. Some of the most common media are oil paints (paints that use oil to hold pigments together), tempera (pigments held together with egg yolk), marble (soft, white stone), and bronze (a metal used to cast sculptures).

‘I work with sewing, embroidery and drawing to explore the essence of signs in their physical manifestation. I take inspiration from my own personal experience and observation of how, in other cultures, bodies themselves are treated as living graphic symbols.

He works in a variety of media including sculpture, photography, drawing and traditional craft techniques.

London

Use a heat transfer pen or pencil to trace over the printed embroidery design. Press fairly hard – if the lines are too faint, the design won’t transfer. Position design with the traced side down on the fabric. Press with iron at a high temperature (without steam) to transfer the image.

Convert your photo into a line drawing with Painnt

1. Download the Painnt app and open it on your iPhone.
2. Scroll through the massive array of filters and choose one you like.
3. Tap Photo Library to open your photos and choose the one you want to convert to a drawing.
4. Tap Done to convert your photo to a sketch or drawing.

Once you’ve chosen your embroidery software follow the steps below.

1. Step 1: Upload Your Logo to the Digitizing Software.
2. Step 2: Set Embroidery Design Size.
3. Step 3: Choose Your Stitch Type.
4. Step 4: Set Stitch Direction.
5. Step 5: Set Your Embroidery Thread Colors.
6. Step 6: Transfer the File to Your Embroidery Machine.