Flowers and fruit

 

Floral art.

My floral art series explores the architectural beauty of the single flower form. I blended a range of colours within each stitch to represent intricate details of light, shade and colour.

'Eucalyptus'. Stitched wool is used to represent the floral architectural form of this Australian native flower. 100cm x 100cm. Wool on 12 count canvas. SOLD
'Gerbera'. The strong sculptural element of the single Gerbera flower head is portrayed using wool, with colours blended in a freestyle technique. Wool on 12 count canvas. 100cm x 100cm. SOLD
'Iris'. A dark, brooding Iris needlepoint of an Iris flower head. Wool on 12 count canvas. 100cm x 100cm. SOLD
'Irises'. A bed of Irises from an Iris farm 'Iris Australis' in Bilpin, NSW. Wool on 12 count canvas. 130cm x 90cm. SOLD
'Anemones'. I couldn't resist working with this bright and intense colour palette found in a bed of Anemones. Wool on 12 count canvas. 130cm x 92m. SOLD
'Clematis'. This needlepoint is inspired by the intense colour combinations often found in parts of India. Wool on 12 count canvas. 1m x 1m. 110 x 110cm.
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'Fresh Harvest'. A celebration of the colour and beauty of nature, represented in the stitched form. Wool on 12 count canvas. 90m x 70cm.
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