The peacock felt felt so nice

After being captivated by the color and fascinating feathers, Australian artist Jill Ffrench began making felt birds. In the peacock series which is full of praise, Ffrench pays special attention to the feathers of the peacock's tail, and she decorates them with beautifully balanced patterns and eye-catching designs.

These works are made of lines, waxes and felts of all colors. They not only highlight the beauty of the birds, but also highlight the wonderful art of this handmade art. You can see in her works her obvious, bold use of needlework, and suddenly the elegance of this handmade art. “I combined the traditional methods of embroidering and decals to create symmetric and subtle details of feathers,” she explained on the website.

Ffrench found inspiration in his travels. When she was young, she explored India and Africa and fell in love with a peacock creature. But now, she doesn't need to go further afield, even if there is a muse in Melbourne's home. “Like most creative people, my imagination also made me sleeplessly excited,” she said. “Ancient books, antique artifacts, and even graffiti on the ancient wall gave me inspiration and let me finish the bird. Final design."

In addition to peacocks, Ffrench is also involved in other types of birds, including storks, hummingbirds and cranes. You can pick her work from her lovely Etsy Shop—Fantails And Feet.