Design and Composition of Textile Patterns
Types of patterns: Motives
A course by la casita de wendy , Fashion Designer
About the video: Types of patterns: Motives
Overview
“We will see different types of prints according to the aesthetics used in their motifs and the technique used to draw them; motifs with figurative aesthetics of watercolor, pencil, vector or geometric motifs. We will also see how before designing a pattern we can reflect on what kind of motifs to use. ”
In this video lesson la casita de wendy addresses the topic: Types of patterns: Motives, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design and Composition of Textile Patterns. Create designs and patterns using scale, color, and prints.
Partial transcription of the video
“The first thing we have to keep in mind to create our own print It's what kind of motives, what kind of elements are we going to do. Aesthetically how our print will be. It is important to start making decisions and the first is what aesthetic we are going to give. I have some examples to teach you, because the prints can be very varied based on this first decision we make. Here you see, for example, this first print: It is a leaf print that is made with watercolor and manually. You see that it is a completely botanical print With an inspiration in ancient botany drawings. It has that very ...”
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Course summary for: Design and Composition of Textile Patterns
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Category
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Areas
Fashion Design, Pattern Design, Printing
la casita de wendy
A course by la casita de wendy
Inés Aguilar is the designer and creator behind the brand La Casita de Wendy, founded over 17 years ago. She’s developed collections to sell internationally in prestigious stores such as Anthropologie in the EEUU, Cocktail in Hong-Kong, and Lamp in Tokyo.
At La Casita de Wendy, Inés and her team create garments with simple shapes, allowing the graphic designs or patterns printed on the fabric and the selection of colors and materials to be the real protagonists. Through viewing its garments as a unique medium of communication, the brand strives to tell stories with its designs.
Inés combines her role as creative director of the brand with teaching. She has taught in Madrid at the Universidad Europea, the Higher Technical School of Architecture, and the IED design school, where she currently directs the master's degree in textile and surface design.
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