Letha Wilson – Manipulated C-Prints

Letha Wilson carves, twists and weaves C-Prints into unbelievable works of framed pieces of art.

Olek – Yarn Bomb Train

Textile artist Olek has just completed a yarn bomb of a four-car locomotive covered, which was her largest piece to date. The work was crocheted in technicolor camo in Lodz, Poland.

Robert Davidovitz – Woven Paint

Robert Davidovitz is a Canadian artist based in Toronto working in painting and textile art. In his ongoing series, “Woven Paint,” he uses the traditional technique of hand weaving to create optical and geometric paintings that explore abstraction, structure and space.

Cayce Zavaglia – Photorealistic Embroidery

Look at these magnificent photorealistic portraiture embroidery by Cayce Zavaglia. Talk about attention to detail.

Abigail Brown – Birds

Textile artist Abigail Brown’s shop has some lovely birds to purchase.

Ed Bing Lee – Knitted Food Art

Talk about “comfort food”. Ed Bing Lee‘s knitted food art is so good you could sleep on it. We don’t even know if that makes sense, but damn any appropriation of edible things to the art realm is super neat.

Mint Design and Nobuhiro Shimura – Fall In Pop

Some pretty spectacular looking installation work by Mint Design and Nobuhiro Shimura entitled “Fall in Pop”.

Elisabeth LeCourt – Dress Mapping

If you forget where you are, just look at your clothing and you can figure it out. These very beautiful and elegant dresses created dresses by Elisabeth LeCourt have such a true vintage quality to them.

Pierre Fouche – Terrific Textiles

Pierre Fouche‘s textiles are super intricate and fierce, while maintaining the delicate nature of textile work.

Nick Cave

Nick Cave‘s “Soundsuits” are some pretty well-crafted wearable textiles. They’re pretty fun to look at too. Definitely makes us giggle.