Bierbergen Oedelum Black by Ian Hundley
The Canadian artist Ian Hundley is now based in Brooklyn, where he finds inspiration in the cartographic representations of places. His topographically-inspired landscapes take form as intricate, pieced quilts.
Bray Lake by Ian Hundley
South River by Ian Hundley
Oberg White by Ian Hundley
Oberg Green by Ian Hundley
If you like Ian Hundley’s quilt, check out also quilts by Haptic Lab, Leah Evans, and Citizen:Citizen, which I’ve written about earlier.
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Neat!
very nice
OK, I want one of these for Christmas.
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