Another vibrant collection from the degree show at The School of Textiles and Design at Heriot-Watt University. This collection of printed textile designs is for interior furnishings. Designed by Cheree Chantelle Wexler it is very powerful with strong colours and bold floral interpretations.
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Thursday, 30 May 2013
Cheree Chantelle Wexler
Another vibrant collection from the degree show at The School of Textiles and Design at Heriot-Watt University. This collection of printed textile designs is for interior furnishings. Designed by Cheree Chantelle Wexler it is very powerful with strong colours and bold floral interpretations.
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
Imogen Thomson
Imogen Thomson's graduation show at Heriot-Watt University, Galashiels sang out today with its vibrant, optimistic palette and its beautiful soft feminine fabrics and classic dress shapes.
Have a look through her blog where she has shared some of her experiences and techniques, it will give those of you progressing onto Heriot-Watt some insight into what to expect.
Monday, 27 May 2013
Sarah Morbey Flat Pack Fashion
Sarah Morbey has just graduated from DJCAD in textiles and has made some wonderful translucent and modern 'collage like' pieces from waste materials.
Sunday, 26 May 2013
Jenny Kwella
Rosalind Crawford
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Abigail Crowther
Abigail Crowther's work is beautifully detailed, reminding me of biological diagrams of plant structure, and
her hand made printing blocks are beautifully intricate and have led her want to create three dimensional decorative surfaces.
"Traditional textiles can be very flat so I want to change the perception of it by bringing together paper design and surface design. Inspiration for my project came from the life cycle of a plant, I have always been drawn to the patterns and shapes within nature for my primary drawings." Abigail Crowther
her hand made printing blocks are beautifully intricate and have led her want to create three dimensional decorative surfaces.
"Traditional textiles can be very flat so I want to change the perception of it by bringing together paper design and surface design. Inspiration for my project came from the life cycle of a plant, I have always been drawn to the patterns and shapes within nature for my primary drawings." Abigail Crowther
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Louise Campbell
There is lots of wonderful knitwear designs at DJCAD textile graduate show.
These pieces are the work of Louise Campbell:
"This project aims to re establish the relationship between concrete and nature; uniting the organic with the man made. Modern architecture and nature coincide beautifully. This relationship was to ignite my initial research. My knitted garments aim to communicate a link between structure and texture. I paired strong block compositions exploring colour and regularity with hints of textural elements to achieve a perfect balance." Louise Campbell
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