Chaotic stitch embroidery is often used for expression

Chaos stitch embroidery is often used to express portraits in oil paintings, photography, sketches, ink paintings and other manuscripts

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Chaos stitch embroidery is also known as Regular embroidery and brocade embroidery are Chinese embroidery techniques suitable for making ornamental items. It was founded in the 1930s by Yang Shouyu, a native of Changzhou, Jiangsu, whose courtesy name is Binruo. Modern embroidery craftsman. Because of its unique embroidery method, it is known as the fifth most famous embroidery in China today.

Chaotic stitch embroidery mainly uses long and short intersecting lines and layered coloring techniques to express the picture. The needlework is lively, the lines are smooth, the colors are rich, the layering is strong, and the style is unique. He is good at embroidering oil paintings, photography, sketches and other manuscript works. In March 2007, random stitch embroidery was selected into the first batch of intangible cultural heritage lists in Jiangsu Province.

Regular embroidery is an art form uniquely created by Yang Shouyu. The materials used for regular embroidery are silk thread, yarn, and ordinary sewing needles. There are also various textures of base materials used for embroidery. The needle is used as the pen and the colored silk is used as the painting, so that the painting and embroidery are integrated into one, and the finished product is complete.

Zhengze embroidery is different from Heping embroidery. Flat embroidery uses a language of craftsmanship, while the painting language of regular embroidery is to express an emotion, integrating one's own emotions with the theme of the embroidery painting. Overall, the embroidery technique is unique.

She adapted the traditional embroidery method of "arranging needles and closely connecting threads" into a technique of intersecting straight and horizontal diagonal lines of varying lengths and layering and mixing colors to embroider figures, landscapes, and still lifes. ,animal. The emergence of random needlework is a major breakthrough in China's thousands of years of traditional embroidery. It is a pioneering work that integrates Western painting and Chinese embroidery, opening up broad prospects for moving to a higher level of art.

Chen Yaxian, a disciple of artist Yang Jingyu, inherits the style of his predecessor. She created the portrait "Happy Old Man" with random stitches, which has a distinctive and prominent image, a cheerful expression, and a strong appeal.

The vertical and horizontal wrinkles on the character's face, the loose skin, the fluffy silver hair, and especially the flowing beard are the magic touch of the overall work. After the successful development of "random stitch embroidery" in Suzhou embroidery works, they are no longer all about small animals. It has embroidered the colorful world of Shenzhou embroidery.