Beautiful, natural sceneries that drip right off the gallery walls.. oh how I love these magical works by Peruvian artist Ana Teresa Barboza. Ana uses embroidery, wool and yarn in to create unique pieces and sculptures in which nature, animals and the human body often play a central role.
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I have about every inch of my walls covered with illustrations and prints. But what it’s lacking is art that I can more around a bit, like these lovely, fun wooden panels by Melbourne-based artist Sandra Eterovic. Want! I love the arm watch-clock in particular. And I think that green hanger would be a the perfect quick-solition to […]
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Tired of frames, artist Sonia Poli decided to make something that ignores them. The result: a beautiful, delicate paper collage that outgrows the plate it’s portrayed in, with a well-hidden character peeking right at us and carefully cut leaves that look like they will be hitting the ceiling shortly. How gorgeous!
Read More →Stumbling upon these colorful, flower-embellished animals just made my day. They are embroideries by fabric addict Maria Arseniuk, and they’re gorgeous! Maria combines modern designs with a more traditional style: she prints geometric animal designs onto fabric before decorating them with colorful thread. This gives them an extra dimension and a fun, unique look. The sloth in […]
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A flower fiesta on the blog today! Inspired by historical botanical prints, artist Ann Wood creates beautifully handcrafted flowers using paper and wire. The flowers are sewn onto fabric and framed, resulting into tiny gardens you can hang on the wall. So beautiful!
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I can’t keep my eyes away from all the beautiful details in these charming, delicate paintings by Jen Garrido. Love! Inspired by forms and rhythms of nature, Jen uses several oils and paints her work on wooden panels. Her paintings have been featured in various exhibitions around the US and Canada, and you can find a […]
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Everything is possible with a white piece of paper and a sharpened pencil. That’s how Dutch illustrator Petra Ferweda starts her introduction on her website. I guess her illustrations prove her right: these are gorgeous! Rich of pattern, detail, creating beautiful atmospheres that make me want to spend some time in her magical sceneries.
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