Showing posts with label Textile Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Textile Design. Show all posts

11 Mar 2012

Recent Work

For this unit, I have decided to combine all of my gathered imagery into a crazy patchwork / Basso&Brooke-esqu print design. The prints I create will be designed towards S/S13 trends and therefore there is allot of colour. The work is ongoing. 

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

4 Oct 2011

Kirsty Whitlock

Kirsty Whitlock graduated from De Montfort University in 2009 with a first class honours degree. Her work continues to push the boundaries of embroidered textiles and has most recently worked with everyday household items such as newspapers and plastic carrier bags, tackling our throw-away culture. 
See more of her work at www.kirstywhitlock.com

2 Sept 2011

I ♥ MCR


Inspired by the riots, I dedicated my summer brief to the city that is Manchester; my birthplace and home-town. Inspired by line-artist Robinson, I have created a series of images that could be applied to a wide range of products. Show your support for MCR.




Summer Florals

O.k so everybody's done it right: Summer + Floral's = Obvious, right? Whilst taking part in a design competition set by Diane Harrison Designs Ltd. I decided to do just this - my own way. Producing imagery suitable for bedding is not something I had done before and I am not a fan of the obvious. However, I feel I have created abstract imagery which is saleable (check) yet contemporary.  






..................Oh and Diane Harrison liked it - yay!