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Paulina Bartnik is known for her meticulous embroidery work, that focuses mainly on birds. Naming her bird series "embirdery", she makes vibrant needle paintings that can be worn as brooches. Based in Poland, Bartnik...

Isobel Currie’s embroideries take on a life of their own, performing as 3D structures that remind of colorful prisms. Her embroideries often reference shapes, patterns, and rhythms that she draws from nature, using vibrant...

Zoe Gilbertson admits she's always had an interest in textiles. A fashion designer by trade, her embroidered paintings explore the intersection between the handmade and the digital. https://www.instagram.com/p/Boi_c7ClR7W/ "Fashion and textiles are interconnected, and this...

People have been using instant ramen noodles for various things; to eat, repair porcelain sink or broken bowl. However, one artist had a brilliant idea; he made a guitar out of noodles. Artem Mayer, a guitar repairer...

João Stanganelli Junior is a 64-year-old grandfather with vitiligo, a skin condition in which patches of the skin lose their pigment, becoming white with sharp margins. To keep himself busy, the semi-retired Brazilian grandpa,...

We don't know about you, but paper art is one of those fields that never ceases to amaze us. The way in which paper artists employ paper to create intricate pieces of art, which...

There's no other way to put it: Drew Leshko's miniatures are absolutely jaw-dropping. Carving, cutting, and layering paper and wood, his sculptures are a recreation of building facades from his neighborhood at a 1:12...

David Irvine, and artist and crafter from Toronto, Canada uses recycled or reclaimed materials to create his artworks. Getting ready for Halloween, the artist made a series of spooky decorations on salvaged burnt out...

The images you can see below look like typical storefronts from old New York City, but they are actually miniatures crafted by Randy Hage, an artist devoted to paying homage to the historical part...

Japanese artist Ayumi Shibata turns ordinary paper into magical artifacts that gleam inside glass vessels. Using traditional methods of Japanese paper cutting, her artworks vary in size, from tiny cities illuminated inside a bell...