Sentences with phrase «as a textile designer in»

He studied design originally at the Royal College of Art: his first job was as a textile designer in Manchester in the early 1920s, and it wasn't until 1928 that he took up painting professionally.

After having worked as a textile designer in Tokyo for a few years, she turned to painting and printmaking based on abstract forms and fields.

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As the designer behind Linen Prints, Jacqui Watkins creates hand - blocked, pared - down prints, which are a long way from the traditional Liberty - style florals she used to design in her career as a commercial textile designer.As the designer behind Linen Prints, Jacqui Watkins creates hand - blocked, pared - down prints, which are a long way from the traditional Liberty - style florals she used to design in her career as a commercial textile designer.as a commercial textile designer...

Childhood adventures in making led on to a degree in textiles, a full - time job as a sock designer and now her own creative business as a designer and maker of luxury silk scarves, accessories and homeware.

I studied at the Scottish College of Textiles, graduating in 1990, and worked as a commercial product designer until early 2006, when I set up my own dressmaking business.

For designer Holly Picthall, childhood adventures in making led on to a degree in textiles, a full - time job as a sock designer and her own creative business Wilful North making luxury silk scarves, accessories and homeware.

ASTRID WEIGEL «Having trained and worked as a printed textile designer, I now work from my home in Scotland producing a range of hand - printed home accessories.

Queen of Heartz is a retro clothing brand established in 2001 by owner and designer, Letty Tennant, a lover of fine textiles and classic prints that harken back to the authentic silhouettes and stylings of bygone eras as clothes used to be made.

After scouring everywhere from charity shops and vintage stores to rubbish heaps to her friend's castaways, she finds inspiration in the actual material: «I take these garments as raw material for my shoes and highlight the beauty of the textiles themselves, thus preserving and honouring the work of many people such as textile designers, print and weave masters and manufacturers who put an effort before me,» she states.

As part of our dedication to identify, nurture and grow the industry's future Chinese design talents and creative innovators, we have partnered with local and international colleges to establish scholarships and mentoring programmes for exceptional creative talent that has demonstrated the potential to be a successful professional designer or communicator in Womenswear, Menswear, Knitwear, Textiles or Fashion Journalism.

As the seasons come and go; like every designer brand, shariq textiles also launch fresh collection and same is for this season in a unique way following the kurti trend.

«Travel the world with pioneering designer and advanced style icon Zandra Rhodes, whose unique, colorful work with textiles and patterns continues to inspire, most notably here in Seattle, where we follow along as she coordinates costumes and set design for Seattle Opera's production of Bizet's «The Pearl Fishers.»»

Collected from a variety of projects including an apprenticeship at the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia and the 2017 fashion show FREE TANGERINE, the sculptures, drawings, and textiles in Interiors and Props reflect Knoxville - based artist Lauren Sanders» recent work as a DIY designer and interdisciplinary collaborator.

After moving to the UK, she pursued an education in textile design and spent several years as a textile designer and illustrator, as well as teaching in schools, adult education and the Prison Service.

Her first career was as a textile designer and then as a surface designer for tabletop manufacturers, especially Lenox China in New Jersey.

Phillips is no traditional printmaker, working with print in the broadest sense: often transforming the gallery into a workshop and, with other artists, designers and communities, developing screenprints, textiles, photographs and wall paintings as site - specific installations.

«She studied weaving at the Bauhaus in the early»20s because that was the only option open to women at the time, and she became one of the most famous American textile designers; she brought attention to weaving as not just an activity that women do in the home but as a living art form.

After graduating in 1927 from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Jones began her career as a textile designer.

The subjects include architect Frank Gehry, comedian Barry Humphries and textile designer Celia Birtwell, as well as Hockney's assistants and neighbours, all in the same pale yellow chair, positioned on a turquoise floor with a blue background, or a blue floor with a turquoise background.

She subsequently pursued a master's degree in printmaking under Gabor Peterdi at Hunter College, while working as a textile designer and free - lance illustrator of children's books.

She has worked in the textile industry as a designer and buyer.

As BOZAR celebrates the work of Yves Klein, the International Trade Centre's Ethical Fashion Initiative and the European Commission invited Malian textile designer and master indigo dyer Aboubakar Fofana to share his art in Brussels.

Married in 1969, Celia Birtwell and Ossie Clark were the golden couple of fashion — he as fashion designer, she as the designer of textiles which were the perfect medium for his romantic, floaty dresses.

Artist, printmaker, textile designer and horticulturalist, Angie Lewin's work encompasses an astonishing range of disciplines and techniques, working in wood engraving, silkscreen, lithography as well as creating pattern for wall papers, ceramics and textiles.

Rooted in antique Oriental carpets and textiles, he has expanded his practice through relationships with a diverse community of designers and contemporary artists such as Sarah Morris and Jorge Pardo.

He then worked for several years as a textile designer and taught art in settlement houses.

Meliha Gunenc, was born in Turkey, where she studied fashion and later worked in the textile industry as a freelance designer.

Designers including Rene Geneva Design, Room to Roam, and Tammam are taking sustainable and ethical design to a whole new level of chic,, working in organic cotton, hemp - silk blends, and peace silks that don't only do justice to people and the planet, they are masters of artful tailoring and textile design as well.

As a self - taught designer, Shari has worked with tailors and textile artisans in India for the past 20 years.

Clara Vuletich is a printed textile designer and a researcher in sustainable textile design with a particular focus on the role of fashion / textile designers as social innovators, and Clara is now a PhD candidate at TED exploring «Social Textiles», as part of the MISTRA / Future Fashion project.

Forget - Me - Not Sourcing would facilitate the use of sustainable fabrics by providing designers with information and connecting them with manufacturers of textiles made in a way that is both environmentally sustainable and incorporates the tenets of environmental justice, such as healthful working conditions and fair pay and living conditions for those who employed in the textile industry.

She studied fashion and textiles at university, worked as a designer in the fashion industry and then opened her own shop in Brighton.

She started as a textile designer, her husband Robin designed the chairs in the 1950's and onwards.

Karena Bouri is a KLC tutor as well as an interior designer specialising in textiles.

In the master bedroom, one - of - a-kind textiles — like an antique suzani from Tulu used as a wall hanging and a hand - embroidered boudoir pillow from Pat McGann Gallery — meet crisp Leontine Linens shams (and the designer's dogs, Edgar, left, and Paco).

As the New York - based carpet and textile company ups sticks from Chelsea (but don't worry, it'll be back somewhere else in London soon), there's bargains galore to be had for lovers of designer rugs, cushions and accessories

Sainsbury's in - house textile designer, Sam Barrows describes the collection as «fresh, optimistic and desirable».