“The main idea in this project was to connect two arts—the fast (expressive calligraphy) and the slow one (hand embroidery).” – Kovalenko told Colossal. “It makes you think about the deceitfulness of time.”

Kovalenko, who graduated from Moscow State University of Printing Arts, started taking interest in calligraphy in 2014. Since then, she attended the school of calligraphy Littera Incognita while also taking part in numerous workshops to improve her skills.

Check out some of her embroidered calligraphy pieces below.

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“The main idea in this project was to connect two arts—the fast (expressive calligraphy) and the slow one (hand embroidery).” – Kovalenko told Colossal. “It makes you think about the deceitfulness of time.”

Kovalenko, who graduated from Moscow State University of Printing Arts, started taking interest in calligraphy in 2014. Since then, she attended the school of calligraphy Littera Incognita while also taking part in numerous workshops to improve her skills.

Check out some of her embroidered calligraphy pieces below.

The post Russian Artist Creates Beautiful Embroidered Calligraphy appeared first on MyTrendTales.