Meghan started delving into the world of embroidery in 2011 and we couldn't be happier about it. Her work is seriously stylish, feminine and beautiful. Find out more about her on her blog (linked above).
Have you been to this website yet?!? If you haven't you are missing out. It is a steady stream of beautiful photographs and beautiful words. Get inspired by these artists and follow them all on instagram.
Daniel is a London based illustrator that first caught my attention on Tumblr. He has a wonderful archive of surreal and original characters. His blog is also a great way to learn about his process and some of the stories behind his drawings. Visit his shop for prints, stickers and zines. Enjoy!
by Marat Safin
I love the dreamy vibes of Kristen Liu's artwork. I stumbled across her paintings and illustrations first and dug deeper to find some super sweet embroidery and sculpture on her site. She is so creative and unique. You can follow her on all the social media-z!
by Gavin Worth
Gavin is a world traveller currently living in Switzerland. His wire sculptures are minimal perfection. Illustrations floating in the air.
I am taking it back here a few years to Brice's "Bronson Caves" series. I remember loving these photos when they first came out and recently ran across his website and the story behind these caves. I love a picture with some history and these are good ones. Here are a few of my favorites from this series and visit his website (link above) for the full story behind the work.
I don't know much about Giselle other than she can do no wrong when it comes to embroidery. She is an illustrator and embroiderer. Her designs are simple yet complex in technique. If any friends or family are reading this, add one of Giselle's creations to my "want" list. Below are some of her more recent works.
Can's work is breathtaking. He is an analog photographer living in Istanbul, Turkey. His eye for architecture and design make his photographs so aesthetically pleasing. Everything is in it's right place in this world, even if it is hair falling out of a woman's eyes. You can also buy signed prints of Can's work on Etsy! Awesome.
Kindah Khalidy is the jam! There are always new patterns and designs coming out of this studio. Visit the link above for clutches, paintings...all kinds of stuff! There happen to be several paintings on sale right now.
