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We had been watching this plum tree the whole weekend as it stood out in the cold winter breeze............and then as the seminar ended we got a taste test and they were excellent.
Mari and I even collected 5 kilos of plums which I dried for the Christmas holiday.
Here you see on the left how the silk has been cut and laid out into a pattern and the wool is just beginning to be put down in thin tufts, one direction after another in a layered manor.
I am happy with this side of my design and the colors too. It also expresses for me that sometimes I feel like I have stones in my heart when I am sad.....You can really see the rocks and feel them on this surface. It is definately something to touch and feel and when people see it they immediately touch it.
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Inspired by Berlin based label Studio Nono, students were asked to design a collection suitable for Spring/Summer 19 collection. The outcome was 4 hand painted designs and 2 metre screen printed fabric length.
Studio Nono is a fashion and textiles label working to produce unique feminine textiles ad accessories. Inspired by Japanese and Northern European design, they aim to create their own visual language through unique prints on natural materials. Designing for this label I aimed to create a delicate feminine colour palette and aesthetic using stylised fruit, floral and plant imagery. Other techniques explored were embroidery and beading.
Inspired by the WONDERFUL photographer, Peter Rutilquarz.
60CM X 80CM.
Thanks so much, Peter for the INSPIRATION... ( not for the first time ).
To be continued.. more inspiration from the same photo will come. (working on it )
Thanks for viewing and commenting.
May we have a DELIGHTFUL JOYFUL Day with the suitable colours for each of us.
Copyrights (c) Nira Dabush.
Students work in costuming for stage and screen classes, including a master class in silk painting and design led by textile artist Eleanor Hannan, on Thursday, April 6, 2017.
Idyllic Summer is a s/s 2020 bed linen collection for Linen House that takes reference from the Italian countryside, beaches, architecture and food and aims to portray the ‘perfect summer’ through a mixture of carefree, vibrant and sun dappled colour palette. Capturing the diverse Italian scenery, this collection was designed to fit within an eclectic and artistic bedroom space.
Students work in costuming for stage and screen classes, including a master class in silk painting and design led by textile artist Eleanor Hannan, on Thursday, April 6, 2017.
Students work in costuming for stage and screen classes, including a master class in silk painting and design led by textile artist Eleanor Hannan, on Thursday, April 6, 2017.
Idyllic Summer is a s/s 2020 bed linen collection for Linen House that takes reference from the Italian countryside, beaches, architecture and food and aims to portray the ‘perfect summer’ through a mixture of carefree, vibrant and sun dappled colour palette. Capturing the diverse Italian scenery, this collection was designed to fit within an eclectic and artistic bedroom space.
Here it is printed on fabric.
My design was based on birds and flowers from my garden along with some fantasy elements.
Bulbul bird, orchid, jonquils, rose, buddleia, foxglove, thyme, bees, butterflies, ladybird, snail.
I didn't have any tuition, I was just winging it. It was a lot of work but it turned out okay.
I think I would have liked the finished appearance to be softer, paler....more like my original watercolour artwork.
The colors are darker with this fabric. The cotton sateen seems to have reflected the light a bit. These are printed at smaller scale and at 4 inch size. I've taken the original large scale design and reduce it to small scale. I then set up the fabric design to have 4 inch squares with a seam allowance. I cut them from the sateen and now it has enabled me to rotate the designs to see how they would look sewn together in different rotations. If they are needed in another scale such as 8 inch, let me know. These designs actually can be scaled for a large, medium (8 inch) and small (4 inch). (The 4 inch squares are not sewn together, so you still see the white seam allowance).