Embroidered food is an unusual topic offering a surprisingly interesting and complex level of realism that's truly off the charts.
But the simple needle and thread are also used here to comment on consumerism, everyday life, and things we take for granted such as our daily bread or the simple pleasure of growing our own vegetables.
Each artist uses the art of embroidery in their own way, expressing the utter beauty of something we all see and use daily.

Stitch Safari listeners, whether faces or figures, embroidery, patchwork or quilting, these artists capture the synergy of humanity through a gesture or a look. They do it with flair and vivacity giving personality to each and every stitch and thread colour and that's important because these faces and figures need to sing.
Show Notes: https://stitchsafari.com/embroidered-faces-and-figures/

How often do embroiderers think of perspective? Well, in the case of the following embroidery artists, the answer would have to be, often, because they take their work to an aerial perspective depicting embroidered scenes one does not often think about or get to see.
Join me in this fascinating episode detailing the magical work of four amazing embroidery artists.
Show Notes: https://stitchsafari.com/embroidered-aerial-views/