Composition and Color for Textile and Surface Designs
How to assemble and present the mood board
A course by Silvia Stella Osella , Designer
About the video: How to assemble and present the mood board
Overview
“In this lesson, we finally assemble our moodboard for the final project. We organize all the material of our research and understand what to keep and what, instead, is better to remove. Remember that a good moodboard is always a matter of subtraction.”
In this video lesson Silvia Stella Osella addresses the topic: How to assemble and present the mood board, which is part of the Domestika online course: Composition and Color for Textile and Surface Designs. Discover the importance of color when creating patterns and design a collection of prints to be applied to different elements.
Partial transcription of the video
“How to Assemble and Present the Mood Board In this lesson, we will keep focusing on creating our mood board. We'll fix on the mood board the images we have previously selected. Besides the images, we need to gather all the material that we need to assemble the mood board. In my case, pins, but double-sided tape will also do or anything that can fix the materials. I have the paints, different types of samples with me, pieces of fabric, and for some projects, it might be useful to have physical and tactile materials if we want to convey a certain type of surface. In my case, I'm going to prin...”
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Course summary for: Composition and Color for Textile and Surface Designs
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Adobe Photoshop -
Areas
Color Theory, Pattern Design
Silvia Stella Osella
A course by Silvia Stella Osella
Silvia Stella Osella is a designer specializing in textile and surface design. She studied visual arts in Turin and later immersed herself in the world of printing and textiles at the Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London.
After returning to Italy, she decided to continue studying and completed a master's in textile product development.
She later began publishing her work on social media, which ultimately led to her first clients. She has collaborated for brands like Zara, Mango, Topshop, and the Max Mara group. In 2015, she opened her own studio in Milan and started designing collections for clients like adidas and Wall&Decò.
When she's not designing, she shares her knowledge of color and trends as a consultant for brands and businesses.
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