Textile Pattern Design for Home Interiors
What Will We Do in This Course?
A course by Tatiana Nedialkova , Artist, Illustrator, and Entrepreneur
Joined September 2020
Joined September 2020
About the video: What Will We Do in This Course?
Overview
“We’re going to look through what you can expect to learn in this course. We will talk about different printing methods and how to choose the most suitable one for your projects. I will show you how to decide which software to use and why. Also, we will see how versatile this process is and how you can apply it to different areas of your work and not only textiles. ”
In this video lesson Tatiana Nedialkova addresses the topic: What Will We Do in This Course?, which is part of the Domestika online course: Textile Pattern Design for Home Interiors . Learn to create patterns and illustrations for household products that light up your home.
Partial transcription of the video
“What Will We Do in This Course? In this lesson we'll talk about what we'll do in the course and about our final project. In the course I'm gonna take you step by step through the process I use to develop and make textile products. These steps are particularly useful for small independent makers and designers because it's a very cost-effective way, it's quite easy to follow and it's doesn't require too much big budget or equipment. In my process I use digital printing onto textiles which allows me to work directly with the product instead of printing rolls of fabric and then tailoring each p...”
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Course summary for: Textile Pattern Design for Home Interiors
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Category
Design, Illustration -
Areas
Digital Illustration, Pattern Design, Printing, Vector Illustration
Tatiana Nedialkova
A course by Tatiana Nedialkova
Tatiana Nedialkova studied literature at the University of Sofia, despite her desire to study art. It was when she moved to the UK that her journey as an artist began. She studied Fine Art Contemporary Practices in Devon, and her world as an artist began to unravel. She describes these years as “the best years an artist can wish for.” She went on to study Fine Art at the Chelsea College of Art and Design in London.
In 2016, she started her own company, Softer and Wild, where she combines her designs with textile products. The company has different collections that include kitchen towels, napkins, table runners, oven gloves, cushion covers, aprons, and more.
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