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I learned the craft of embroidery two years ago, now I give life to unique pieces of art.
My inspiration comes from nature. Its infinite diversity has become the soul of what I seek to capture in every composition I create. Rare color palettes, complex textures, and patterns are the essential elements that identify my art.
I love how versatile embroidery is and the freedom it conveys. There are not rules when it comes to creating art with needle and thread.
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Deborah Ruth 7 years ago
The flowers in the foreground are great. Wonderful perspective. You've got real talent!
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Becky de la Torre 7 years ago
These are beautiful. I like the way you filled the skies with sky colors and puffy clouds. I used to do this in the 80s but left the skies blank for two reasons: just didn't think of filling them up with anything, and my canvases were much wider.
Ryan Agarwal 7 years ago
This one is definitely my favorite. It’s so surreal and the colors are so vibrant. Congratulations!
zizou entertainment 7 years ago
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Deborah Ruth 7 years ago
I love the contrast between the greens of the earth and the blues of the sky. Very satisfying composition and color combinations.
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Kc Nordquist 7 years ago
Reminds me of the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival with the Cascade Mountains behind the fields.
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Ryan Agarwal 7 years ago
I love how you captured the motion of the birds, and you nailed the lighting. Great job
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Shruti Naik 7 years ago
Idk.. whenever I see cows and mountains i immediately think of Austria.
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Yvonne Lee 7 years ago
I'd like to know how many hours you usually spend on each piece of artwork, they are utterly wonderful!
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Annika Hanson-Carlson 7 years ago
love the use of colors especially in the tree very satisfying
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Annika Hanson-Carlson 7 years ago
am I the only person who sees a TARDIS in the city, Doctor Who reference...anyone?
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memyselfandI 4 years ago
Whoa, the reflection of the lighthouse… and the clouds, and the sky, and it still looks just like water…
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Magpie 7 years ago
Australia, the sunflower farm down the road from me :D
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Deborah Ruth 7 years ago
These are fabulous. (Disregard my previous comment about #23 -- I voted a bunch of them up, so the numbers changed.) Such wonderful colors and terrific composition. Real talent here -- it's art, not a craft.
Shruti Naik 7 years ago
I love how you kind of depicted the beautiful underrated countryside of European countries! Those places need to be appreciated more anyway!
Krystine Patterson 7 years ago
Stunning work from someone quite new to the craft of needlework. I must say, she must be a graphic designer or have a history in art because you couldn't compose or stitch these without an eye for design, composition and colour. I've been doing cross stitch and tapestry for 25 yrs and I couldn't design my way out of a paper bag! I can only follow patterns then add extra bits here and there.
Deborah Ruth 7 years ago
These are fabulous. (Disregard my previous comment about #23 -- I voted a bunch of them up, so the numbers changed.) Such wonderful colors and terrific composition. Real talent here -- it's art, not a craft.
Shruti Naik 7 years ago
I love how you kind of depicted the beautiful underrated countryside of European countries! Those places need to be appreciated more anyway!
Krystine Patterson 7 years ago
Stunning work from someone quite new to the craft of needlework. I must say, she must be a graphic designer or have a history in art because you couldn't compose or stitch these without an eye for design, composition and colour. I've been doing cross stitch and tapestry for 25 yrs and I couldn't design my way out of a paper bag! I can only follow patterns then add extra bits here and there.
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