刺繡藝術(shù)家在這些小刺繡件里描繪整個郁郁蔥蔥的景觀

刺繡藝術(shù)家在這些小刺繡件里描繪整個郁郁蔥蔥的景觀

An artist from Devon, UK is putting the landscape around her on canvas using not paint, but needles and thread. Victoria Richards’ Instagram title chromato_mania gives you a hint about the nature of her work before you even see it: on the page, where she showcases her finished pieces as well as progress shots of her embroidery frames, you can find small landscapes in beautifully rich and contrasting colors, using neat, long stitches to create fields and brush. Her landscapes are inspired by the pastoral views where she lives, looking out over hills or down long roads.

一位來自英國德文郡的藝術(shù)家正在用針線而不是顏料在畫布上描繪她周圍的風(fēng)景。維多利亞•理查茲的Instagram標(biāo)題chromato_mania在你還沒看到之前就給了你一個關(guān)于她作品性質(zhì)的暗示：在頁面上,她展示了她的作品以及她的刺繡框架的進(jìn)步，你可以找到美麗的對比色的小景觀，使用整齊的，長針來創(chuàng)造田野和灌木叢。她的風(fēng)景畫的靈感來自于她居住的地方的田園風(fēng)光，可以遠(yuǎn)眺山巒和漫長的道路。

Out of all of her works, however, it seems that the ones getting the most attention are her aerial landscapes. The pieces show the geometric patchwork of farmland covering the English countryside as seen from an airplane or satellite image, but lovingly hand-stitched in rich colors, and it’s a fresh take on landscape scenes.

然而，在她所有的作品中，最受關(guān)注的似乎是她的空中風(fēng)景。這些作品展示了從飛機(jī)或衛(wèi)星圖像上看到的覆蓋英國鄉(xiāng)村的農(nóng)田的幾何拼接，但手工縫制的色彩豐富，是對風(fēng)景景觀的全新呈現(xiàn)。

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More info: Instagram | Etsy (h/t collosal)

圖片來源：chromato_mania