Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts
Friday, 20 September 2013
Dawn Dupree
Another artist whose use of colour is important in their work is Dawn Dupree, a textile designer. I like the choice of subdued, muted tones in this piece because it gives a quiet, reflective and quite nostalgic atmosphere. But again there are some spots of warm colour to help balance and lift it. I think this shows that it is important to include both warm and cool colours in a colour palette. I also like this choice of colours because it reminds me of traditional Chinese painting, as well as the prominence of the red sun.
Labels:
2D design,
analysis,
art,
college,
colour,
dawn dupree,
print,
textile design,
textiles,
work
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
Timorous Beasties Wallpaper and Textile Design
I really love the designs by Timorous Beasties because I think they give a modern twist on old fashioned designs. For example this one is very reminiscent of Toile de Jouy and willow pattern but features scenes from the modern city of London including futuristic buildings like the Gherkin. This makes a very fun and interesting effect.
This one reminds me of Victorian floral wallpaper but the use of acid bright colours and a slightly more disordered design also makes it look modern and different. I think the colour palette has been very carefully considered as the colours all complement each other nicely.
Labels:
2D design,
art,
pattern,
print,
textile design,
textiles,
timorous beasties,
wallpaper,
work
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