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10 best Skillshare classes for budding pattern designers

8 Comments 19/10/2016

Ok, so I have a confession to make… I’m addicted… To Skillshare classes!

I’ve been a member of Skillshare for a couple of years now and my compulsion for finding and joining their fabulous classes hasn’t dwindled, if anything it’s increased. Any minute I have free I’ll be glued to my iPad learning new tricks. This can be while I’m having breakfast/lunch, while relaxing on the sofa (tv doesn’t do it for me anymore) or, let’s be open, on the loo, as I don’t like the feeling that my life is flushing away down the toilet ;-).

Issue 9 of Moyo magazine

0 28/09/2016

Issue 9 of Moyo magazine is out now!

Moyo is the world’s first magazine dedicated to surface pattern design, brought to you by the founders of The Art and Business of Surface Pattern Design and Make it in Design, Beth Nicholls and Rachael Taylor (Moyo is Japanese for ‘pattern’ and is pronounced mo-yor). Best of all, it’s completely free. Read on…

Designer Highlight · All The Fruits

0 05/07/2016

WHO:
All The Fruits is a multi-disciplinary creative studio formed in London and now based in Bologna, Italy. It was founded by illustrator Stephen Cheetham and interior designer Jessica Pinotti.

WHAT:
Their focus is surface design, working either to commission or on their self-initiated range of products, wallpapers and prints.

Odellin’s geometric & colourful silk scarf collection

0 28/06/2016

I found just by chance one of the most beautiful silk scarf collections I’ve seen in a long time. Odellin is a newly launched Amsterdam-based fashion accessories label, specialising in bold, expressive, modern fashion scarves.

The prints are an assembly of gorgeous and playful geometrics in the most delicious and striking colour palettes.

Emporio Armani’s autumn/winter 2016/17 collection

1 22/06/2016

How gorgeous is Emporio Armani’s autumn/winter 2016/17 ready-to-wear collection, with its nod to the digital world? Loving the contrast between the dark backgrounds and the gorgeous colours on those geometric shapes. Seriously minimalistic prints that really catch your eye!

All photo credits go to vogue.co.uk.