Creating textile prints for the fashion market

Presentation

A course by Bárbara Carrizo , Designer

100% positive reviews (17)

1,261 students

Audio: Portuguese, English

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About the video: Presentation

Overview

“In this class, I will talk about my professional journey and how I became a fashion print designer.”

In this video lesson Bárbara Carrizo addresses the topic: Presentation, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creating textile prints for the fashion market. Unlock your creativity and learn how to create a stunning coordinated textile print collection for the fashion industry..

Partial transcription of the video

“Hello, I'm Bárbara Carrizo, I'm Brazilian, I'm a designer and I create prints. since 2013. Since I was a child, I have had contact with art and books, and these are things that accompany me to this day and influenced my choice of the profession. As a child, I took my first art course, a watercolor course encouraged by my mother. At that time, My mother painted pictures with oil paint and participated in some exhibitions, and I accompanied her to some of them. In my childhood, I also created fashion magazines, using paper and pens. Sooner or later, I chose the undergraduate course in Text an...”

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Course summary for: Creating textile prints for the fashion market

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (17)
1261 students
4 units
13 lessons (1h 19m)
8 downloads

Category
Design, Fashion
Software
Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Design, Fashion Design, Pattern Design

Bárbara Carrizo

A course by Bárbara Carrizo

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Designer

Bárbara Carrizo is a pattern designer with over a decade of experience in the fashion industry. A Textiles and Fashion graduate, Bárbara has worked with a wide range of brands, specializing in prints for women’s, children’s, and swimwear fashion.

With a passion for blending art and commercial design, Bárbara has developed prints for renowned national brands, showcasing her ability to transform everyday observations into vibrant, emotionally resonant patterns.

Her teaching approach combines technique, creativity, and commercial applicability, preparing her students to meet the challenges of today’s fashion design industry.