Textile Print Design, Embroidery, Styling, Visual Merchandiser and Vintage Fashion Enthusiast.
Showing posts with label Fabric Manipulation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fabric Manipulation. Show all posts
6 Jan 2012
26 Oct 2011
Movement 2
The previous images of fabric were 'trying' to create a sense of movement, this range however are actually capturing fabric in motion. This feels like a huge leap from the last series of images - for the better. I really enjoy the blurred effect (although not originally desired) that occurred due to the focusing as the fabric was moving. My next step will be to try again in a different environment (maybe outdoors - this way my background will be more atmospheric) and then look at other objects for inspiration and capture their movement.
24 Oct 2011
Movement
My current design project is looking a movement within fabric, here are some of the images which will hopefully be the start of something very exciting.
5 Oct 2011
Felicity Brown; Manipulation
Felicity Brown graduated from the Royal College (Textiles) and launched her Autumn/Winter 2010 collection at London Fashion Week. The collection consisted of numerous garments adorning layers of ruffled silk which she had dip-dyed and pleated. Stockists such as Barneys (New York) and Liberty of London where amount the first to buy her debut collection.
'Felicity Brown' the brand now produces 2 collections per year and is stocked in 15 countries worldwide. For more information please visit: www.felicitybrown.com
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