an-itch-to-stitch:

OLGA DE AMARAL

Olga De Amaral was one of the pioneering artists who took Textile art from being a 2D practice into a 3 dimensional concept, which frequently took the form of abstract work. She is known for her weaving and tapestries that “turn textiles into golden surfaces of light.”

Her work really reminds me of this piece of work by Corrine Felgate… I wonder if Corrine is familiar with De Amaral’s work?

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Empty Center: Orange, hand dyed wool on linen, 9 x 9 in.

Altoon Sultan

before

leaf pounding - yes.

Skin Rugs Series

No Rain No Rainbows | Stuffed Animal skins |16 ft x 9.5 ft | 2011

Augustina Woodgate

rachelbeckman:

robbrulinski:

Long Tiny Sweater
By Jen Liu

I want to own this soo bad.

Bramble Workshop is an artist I just found via the wonder of the internet.

ssdmmfr:

Artist:

Jacob Magraw

“Part of a Thing 1”

June 3, 2012

(via rfmmsd)

2012 #3, hand dyed wool and egg tempera on linen, 14 1/4 x 12 in.

Altoon Sultan

after

 Four Cylinders, hand dyed wool on linen, 9 x 13 in.

Altoon Sultan

beautiful weaving

Eskayel Basket

Alder & Co.

that blanket

(via downandoutchic)

One Circle

Barbara Wisnoski

artssake:

Alexandra Bircken