Embroidered portraits
Daniel Kornrumpf's embroidered portraits blow my mind. Can you imagine how long they would take? I love the incredible detail, like wayward mustache hairs and hungover eyes.
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wow, he's really talented
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wow Joanna these are amazing xx i am in awe of artists at the moment, loving any kind of art x these are spectacular xx happy monday to you x
Really interesting!
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I love these! So amazing to see someone put so much time and thought into a piece of art.
Joanna this is creativity to the nth degree. Fabulously inspiring!
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WOW! these are freaking amazing!
Wow this is out of this world!!! And looks like a nightmare too. Could you imagine how their hands feel after doing a session of this embroidery?
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These are extraordinary! Thank you for introducing me to his work!
These are insane! Amazing! Thanks so much for finding and sharing...
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They are really interesting, a nice contrast too between the faces and the neatness of embroidery.
i am too inpatient to make stitches small enough to sew a button. i can't imagine making something this incredible!
Oh, super-lovely!
I like the glasses, and the little bits of reflection on the rims....
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This is nuts! Not only does it involve talent but loads and loads...and LOADS of patience!!
wow! These are amazing.
omg! i wish and aspire to embroider like this!! amazing!!!
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very intresting
wow! so much patience needed! i love these.
His work resembles that of chuck close.
Wow, these are incredible. Detail is unreal.
wow! these are incredible!
Amazing! I can't begin to think how long each one took!
These are my favorite types of photos....so amazin! There's one of VanGough I love!
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totally amazing in every way!! i love! xx
I want one! This is so rad...I cannot even stand it! Oh My goodness. I am really ...super duper double dipped ...Impressed! Awesome!:)
I LOVE artists & all the creative talents out there! These are so cool & interesting. I can't even imagine how long this takes to create...
Wonderful!!!
These are really incredible. The detail is outstanding!
Abegail
beautiful
very talented! im not huge into portraits, but i like the detail and the texture!
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embroidery art is so hot right now. love these. :)
They verge on spooky looking.
Di
Wow ... these are amazing! I often say that I have the "patience of a flea" ... based on that reality, I am extra impressed and the hours of work and effort that would go into one of these. Gasp!
As an embroiderer myself, these totally blow me away! So incredible!
amazing!
These are amazing!! What a great idea, would love to have one made for a gift!
WOW.
These are amazing!
Pretty phenomenal skill here. They remind me of my friends' portrait that they had done by an elderly artist in Minneapolis who creates art with rice and seeds and based off of photographs. Theirs is amazingly complex in structure but hysterical in its interpretation...their faces look like they each had a stroke. I guess the woman passed away right after completing their artwork- so it has something of a legendary status in their social circle. Very amusing.
wow these are amazing!
WOW, I went to PAFA with Daniel, fun to see him featured on your blog! His portraits really are amazing, especially in person up close and personal!
WOW, very Chuck Close-ish (that's not a word...). truly amazing talent!!
nice portrait .. nice talent .. it looks great !!
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Extraordinary! How can it be done?
That's amazingly beautiful...who would think it's made of embroidery floss. It blows my mind. I want one!
wow this seems impossible!! thanks for sharing xxx
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speechless. seriously speechless at the beautiful-ness that are those portraits.
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Wow. Just wow!
Awesome! This remind me of the works by GRUPO MONDONGO. Have you seen them? They work with food but with amazing realistic images, they have a web site under construction here:
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These portraits are great! They must have take forever to make, so creative.
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I love these! My uncle is an artist in Philly who also does embroidery. He uses damaged or void x-rays, weaving only part of the picture and leaving the rest exposed. It's awesome! Check them out here: http://matthewcoxartist.com/
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WOW! Seriously so amazing. I do embroidered art myself, but this is at a level of detail I didn't even think possible (because of time). Wow!
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Why you don't post more about how to do these portraits?
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