Posted by specialK September 27, 2012
Chris Roberts - Antieu creates 'fabric paintings': a process composed of free-hand cut cloth shapes with borders defined by a sewing machine and embroidery. The topics and subjects she chooses to portray range from editorials to how to make chicken salad. The combination of her distinctive style & the literal glimpses into her brain & sense of humor left me anxious to see her next piece.
Chris' work shows us how much she really loves dogs.
Please check out Chris Roberts - Antieau's website to see more of her incredible work. She has original pieces for sale as well as prints.
[VIA]
Categories:
Similar posts
-
Monday, November 7, 2016 - 2:02pmParra is one of my favorite artists, but I've never gotten the chance to see his work in person (other than Kidrobot's Pierced, that is). -
Monday, October 31, 2016 - 11:27amI don't think I need to explain why Coarse Toys have garnered a cult following. And the German duo's illustrations are just as alluring as their toys. -
Tuesday, September 13, 2016 - 2:03pmSwoon! Ever since the event was first teased, I've been wondering if Konatsu would be bringing any of her super cute watercolor illustrations to myplasticheart for her solo exhibition. Well, the above imagine indicates a firm "yes"!
Clutter is a FREE monthly print publication covering all things Designer Toy and Sub-Culture art. Founded in 2004 in the good old United Kingdom, Clutter moved to NYC in 2009 where it continues to grow. 
