If you like exploring new forms of art, especially those that require superhuman precision and patience, then this is the right place for you.
Today, we want to present to you the amazing abilities of Ira Paskevych, an artist from the Ukraine who makes dazzling tiny embroidery brooches. She translates some of the most famous works in the history of art into string-and-needle-made small pieces of textile that can easily fit your hand.
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Her stitches seem like brush strokes on Van Gogh’s or Monet’s paintings. The colors on her pieces are so bright and vivid that they will immediately grab your attention, while the shapes are drawn with such precision and patience that you might catch yourself wondering if it’s possible for a human hand to create them.
Embroidery is a craft that takes a lot of time and patience to complete, and Paskevych said for My Modern Met that it takes her between five hours and a week to complete one brooch.
Ira’s Instagram account is a testament to her incredible skills. She regularly posts her works on the platform and has 17k followers supporting her art.
