Watching Kucherenko’s embroidery art, it is hard not to think that her subjects could easily jump out of the canvas and join their kind in the ocean. In order to achieve this effect and create realistic and colorful jellyfish, she uses numerous techniques including beading, needle felting, and thread painting. She also attaches other fabric to her works in order to enhance the impression.

Kucherenko also pays close attention to the presentation of her work. She creates stunning and carefully planned backgrounds that perfectly complement each of her creations.

Check out her works below.

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Embroidery artist Sheena Liam, who has mastered this art, creates portraits of girls that achieve unusual realism through the three-dimensional effect their hair makes, breaking the two-dimensionality of the rest of the composition. 

This way, Liam creates a direct relationship with the viewer who contemplates her work and can even interact with it, for example by making braids. Liam’s work requires a lot of skill and a steady hand – the hair is the center of her creations and the majority of her subjects are women, sewn with black thread, with long braids, pigtails, buns or loose hair flowing from the circular canvases. 

Liam continues experimenting with embroidery, testing a variety of hairstyles and poses that makes her work grow in complexity and beauty. We love this minimalist mixture of artisan tradition and a touch of special effects that makes her work really stand out. Check out her creations in the gallery below! 

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She took embroidery to another level by adding three-dimensional elements, such as flowing hair and dresses that cascade freely from the hoop canvas.

Using fine fabric, cotton threads, and beads, sewn on cotton fabric, each piece is delicately handcrafted by the artist. Most of her works are rendered in black thread outlines with vibrant, nature-inspired scenes. One design shows a woman on a swing with her hair and skirt flowing freely outside the hoop. There’s also one that depicts a lady lying on a bed of colorful flowers. Each art piece illustrates women exploring the beauty of nature. Scroll down to see her latest creations.

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Watching Kucherenko’s embroidery art, it is hard not to think that her subjects could easily jump out of the canvas and join their kind in the ocean. In order to achieve this effect and create realistic and colorful jellyfish, she uses numerous techniques including beading, needle felting, and thread painting. She also attaches other fabric to her works in order to enhance the impression.

Kucherenko also pays close attention to the presentation of her work. She creates stunning and carefully planned backgrounds that perfectly complement each of her creations.

Check out her works below.

The post Talented Embroidery Artist Creates Awesome Lifelike Jellyfish appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Embroidery artist Sheena Liam, who has mastered this art, creates portraits of girls that achieve unusual realism through the three-dimensional effect their hair makes, breaking the two-dimensionality of the rest of the composition. 

This way, Liam creates a direct relationship with the viewer who contemplates her work and can even interact with it, for example by making braids. Liam’s work requires a lot of skill and a steady hand – the hair is the center of her creations and the majority of her subjects are women, sewn with black thread, with long braids, pigtails, buns or loose hair flowing from the circular canvases. 

Liam continues experimenting with embroidery, testing a variety of hairstyles and poses that makes her work grow in complexity and beauty. We love this minimalist mixture of artisan tradition and a touch of special effects that makes her work really stand out. Check out her creations in the gallery below! 

The post 3D Embroidery, An Unusual New Art That Will Capture Your Imagination appeared first on PlayJunkie.

She took embroidery to another level by adding three-dimensional elements, such as flowing hair and dresses that cascade freely from the hoop canvas.

Using fine fabric, cotton threads, and beads, sewn on cotton fabric, each piece is delicately handcrafted by the artist. Most of her works are rendered in black thread outlines with vibrant, nature-inspired scenes. One design shows a woman on a swing with her hair and skirt flowing freely outside the hoop. There’s also one that depicts a lady lying on a bed of colorful flowers. Each art piece illustrates women exploring the beauty of nature. Scroll down to see her latest creations.

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