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  • Mar 20
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  • Deviant for 12 years
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Welcome to :iconponies-for-everypony:! We hope you enjoyed the Season 3 premiere!
do you know how to make a Avatar/Icon? I can help!
I've been real busy as of late but I'll get around to doing it sooner or later. Thanks for asking!
Congrats on being featured on Equestria Daily!
WOW. I am amazed at the detail and the size of your embroidery projects. The size you are making allows you more liberty to achieve brilliant effects, such as the thread contours flowing with the character outline and curves.

I used to do a lot of hand embroidery until various things (airport TSA and eyesight) made me put up the needles. I worked in small sizes, about 3" to 4" size, on clothing. That is why I am amazed at your larger sized works.

If you are curious, you can see my embroidery here: [link]
Cool Tiny Toons characters, I remember watching that show when I was younger, good times.

I did notice a lot of people making smaller 4" sized works with many fancy styles of stitching, which looks great on shirts, pillows and other stuff. But, using them to fill up my walls with art just does not seem to have that wow factor. I am more or less aiming for and inspired by the quality, size and style of Chinese/Japanese/Viet silk embroideries artworks that use even smaller threads, are 2-4x larger and to an extent have a 3d effect to them. So there is a lot of room for growth and learning on my end and I will not be bored any time soon.