Textiles Artists Directory

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Denise M Fraser

I am a Scottish painter and textile artist, who graduated from Glasgow School of Art, specialising in Drawing and Painting. Exhibited throughout Britain, in group shows and solo exhibitions.

63 works | member for 11 Years

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Diane Rogers

Original hand painted / printed /quilted/embroidered silk textile art.

359 works | member for 17 Years

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Michael Rafferty

eclectic mix of working methods, content and subject, scale, media, presentation, appropriation and referentialism

284 works | member for 17 Years

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Olga van Dijke

painter of forms and shapes found in nature and the environments, also textile artist with the beauty in imperfection (wabi sabi)

51 works | member for 11 Years

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Emma Challacombe

Expressive and colourful

45 works | member for 13 Years

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I am Canadian painter and sculptor, work with acrylics and oils on canvases, also create plaster on wood reliefs, or three-dimensional paintings, as I call them. I am truly passionate about the amazing beauty of nature, processing it through my eyes, my mind and my hands to the stillness of canvases and plaster, aspire to express not the picture, but the life itself, without forgetting the fabulousness of human presence in it. On canvases I work with brushes, palette knifes and finger touch when needed. My 3D paintings consist of the plaster figures, sculptured and carved on the base of the wood frame, finally covered with acrylic colors, creating spatial view, as real, as color - induced.

167 works | member for 6 Years

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LH.Designs_London

Louisa's work highlights her eye for fashion and is shown in her clean, strong and uncluttered designs utilising a rich palette.

34 works | member for 12 Years

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Sue Hotchkis

Fibre Artist

39 works | member for 16 Years

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Julie French

Using the sewing machine as a tool for continuous line drawing, my work explores movement and texture with often unpredictable outcomes, which have been likened to ink illustration. Julie's work focuses on the wild side of nature, dance and motion. Each piece is unique and one off. The speed and capricious nature of the sewing machine, when used in this unconventional way reflects characteristics of the subjects. Using reclaimed fabric, paper and handmade felt opens new opportunities to discover how the stitched marks respond to different surfaces, pulling or embossing a piece of work in sympathy with the surface. Threads are purposely left loose over or around the image to allow the illusion of more depth and movement.

21 works | member for 11 Years