![Naples University Metro Station on Pitter Pattern [1]](https://pitter-pattern.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/naples-university-metro-station-6.jpg)
When we talk about surface pattern design, we usually conjure images of wonderful wallpapers, textiles or stationery; but surface design can be applied to an ever-growing range of objects and materials, in fact, designs can be created for pretty much anything with a surface! That’s why I’m sharing with you today something a little unusual: the amazingly colourful, patterned & fun Naples University Metro Station.
![Pip & Pop on Pitter Pattern [9]](https://pitter-pattern.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/pippop1-e1444906874549.jpg)
How sweet are these?!?
These amazing installations are the work of Australian artist Tanya Schultz (aka Pip & Pop). She uses mainly sugar on her displays, creating the most wonderful & magical fantasy worlds! She also uses glitter, candy, plastic flowers, everyday craft materials and a variety of objects found on her travels.
UPDATE: The Kickstarter was a success and the book has now been published!
There is a new Kickstarter project in need of some help from all of us pattern lovers! It’s a gorgeous geometric pattern book by design duo Kapitza.
Kapitza is a multi-disciplinary design studio run by sisters Nicole and Petra Kapitza who share a passion for print, pattern, nature, minimalism and colour.
Attention all pattern lovers…
This weekend, starting on Saturday 15th June, 40+ designers from all around the world are getting together to bring you the first surface pattern design Pin Hop ever!