Today on the podcast I speak with the lovely Jane Denton.  As a textile artist, Jane’s artworks are all about all about texture, colour and design. Using cotton or wool carefully handstitched onto canvas, Jane creates delicate, precise pieces that are clean, fresh, and contemporary. Colour plays an important role, and her compositions range from bright and bold to soft and muted. All pieces are hand stitched, and each one is unique.

Jane's work is not only much loved by New Zealanders but has struck a chord with art lovers across the USA and beyond. Over the years she has featured on many leading design website and blogs around the world and her work is regularly enjoyed by the interior design community.

​I connected with Jane through this podcast, I was a fan of her work already however when we shared a few messages one day about this podcast, I quickly suggested that I interview Jane about her incredible work. As you will hear in this episode, at first glance you could almost look at Jane’s beautiful geometric artworks as being simple, however it’s not until you really look closely   that you see how complex, intricate, and clever Jane’s work is.

I really loved chatting with Jane. I feel like she is a quiet achiever – creating this beautiful, globally recognized artwork all from her sunny studio on the Kapiti Coast of New Zealand. I know you will enjoy this chat as much as I did.

You can check out Jane’s beautiful hand-stitched artworks at janedenton.co.nz or find her on insta (and be mesmerised by her stitching reels) @janedenton_art

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