Poem collage workshop Inspired by Fluxus we will collage poems and share them with each other (if we like). Bring old books, magazines and newspapers (in your preferred language) and join us in creating collaged paper poems, that could become…
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I believe that most of us from time to time feel the need to surround ourselves with bright objects. Especially after long winters, during rainy days or just on one of those occasions when we feel the lack of energy. Colours hold…
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If you find inspiration in science and nature, night skies and never ending universe, you might as well be fascinated by these wonderful illustrations I would like to share with you today. The surreal art pieces made by a Swedish creator…
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This morning I came across a beautiful photograph of Edinburgh, one of the most adorable cities, that has a personal meaning to me. So I felt intrigued by this photograph filled with nostalgic memories about the city. I had to…
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Layers of images and colours, photographs and paintings beautifully come together in these unusual artworks by a Paris based artist Fabienne Rivory. The creator showcases her works under a name Labokoff. Labokoff explores relationship between real world and imagination, memories,…
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I love when photographs become something more than just that, when new textures, patterns and stories appear. For that reason I am going to share with you these beautiful findings with unique harmony between photographs and embroidery, where a thread…
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Today I am really excited to show you some delightful textiles from Woking Girl Designs, a textile design studio based in Brooklyn, New York. This company specializes in hand painted and computer generated designs for surface applications. Helen Dealtry is…
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Embroidery is something that I always come back to. I spend time looking for stitched inspirations and I use quite a lot of it in my own creations. For a while now my interest in embroidery on paper is growing…
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