Showing posts with label The People's Print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The People's Print. Show all posts
Saturday, 16 March 2013
Thursday, 28 February 2013
The People's Print, DIY Couture and BeFabBeCreative Collaborate with You!
The People's Print amazing FREE downloadable tutorial available here.
STG members and associates at the amazing and totally original DIY Couture and the trailblazing create-open-source-digital-textiles-like-no-other platform The People's Print are giving YOU the opportunity to design the fabrics for the DIY Couture SS13 Collection!
Not only is this a great design opportunity but with all the contacts between DIY Couture+The People's Print (and the Great British digital printers BeFabBeCreative), if you win, who knows where you might go!
All you need is collage papers, scissors, a mobile phone and your FREE trial copy of Adobe Photoshop (if you don't have Photoshop already) and in Ten Easy Steps you'll learn how to create a stunning repeat pattern.
For full details go here.
The People's Print FREE downloadable tutorial available here!
Friday, 6 January 2012
Learn to print silk and exhibit with the Slow Textiles Group in 2012!!
Silk print designed by Maria Genco, 2011.
Silk print designed by Pamela Schwartz, 2011.
These examples were created by the Born To Be Wild Group, a co-design group especially set up with the V&A Design & Interpretation Division and Slow Textiles Group members' company, The People Print!
Book yourself a place on any of our afternoon HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS (for example, Organic Geometrics (code W25), 1920s Parisian Pochoir Designs (code W26) or Pop Art Geometrics (code W27)) and learn how to print your own silk (from just £40)!
Thursday, 22 December 2011
Wishing You a Merry Christmas!!
This Postmodernism at the V&A print is especially co-designed by Hatice Burgess, Pamela Schwartz and Emma Neuberg, members of the The People's Print's Born To Be Wild design group (the first co-design social textiles group) and experimenters in the future meaning, role and identity of textiles!
Friday, 5 August 2011
Postmodernism (Digital) Style and Subversion
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)





