Blog about my textile work and inspiration plus craft bits and bobs and the odd insert about foody stuff...
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Saturday, 1 September 2012
Beach Huts and Collaboration with The Fashion Lab
I'm very pleased to be collaborating with Fiona from The Fashion Lab - she is putting together an inspiration board for ideas for textile designs for the children's wear market - here is a selection of my work she has for the inspiration board.....
http://thefashionlab.tumblr.com/
- a link to The Fashion Lab blog - really inspirational imagery on there!!!
The work comes from a 'card design' project I did during my textile degree course, and was in response to a brief set by a card company (paperclip) (see some of my cards in early blogs i think) - the work above combined scans of textile prints i did using heat press transfer / disperse dyes (floral and dots) and watercolour, ink and pastel drawing. There is a fair bit of collage too which is really fun and effective.
Thursday, 16 August 2012
How the scarf collection evolved
The scarf collection for my final project for the textiles degree emerged from a group of experimental drawing using some new brush pens. I'd admired some drawing which seemed to effortlessly combine drawn lines of varying completeness and thickness etc etc. I had actually bought the pens as a (somewhat naive) substitute for chineses brushes, which i really wanted to try out. What emerged from just having a muck around, was some quite free looking images that were very quick and enjoyable to do. I wanted to keep the colour pallette to a minimum to add impact, and had chosed mustard after a session on looking at colour trends in fashion.
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