Author Archives: amy

I’m following the tale of Suzanne and John unfold over at Foraging – a mini comic started by Chloe Bonfield.

Looks like Suzanne is in a spot of trouble!

Today I’m in love with this embroidered work by Gemma Austin. Embroidery is like the antithesis of pixels to me in how they are built – one painstakingly by hand, the other digitally; but yet they are almost similar in the way they are built – one stitch (and one pixel) at a time.

I was directed to Conrad Roset’s work by a friend, and I’ve been pouring over his work since. He’s a freelance illustrator from Barcelona and his works are punctuated by color, seemingly rendered with the aura of his subjects in mind.

See more of his work over at his blog (where you can find his shop) and also via his portfolio.