Reimagining Printed Textiles is an essential guide for designers, students, and creative practitioners looking to develop more environmentally responsible approaches to print textile design.
The role of a designer is changing, with technological, environmental and social factors impacting the ways in which we need to create for the future. As the global textile printing market continues to grow, the techniques used for printing textiles are being reassessed and reinvented in more conscious ways.
Structured around the three core elements of print design, Colour, Pattern, and Material, the book brings together innovative design projects, case studies from designers around the world industry insights and accessible design hacks.
Highlighting both larger scale industry innovations and smaller scale artisanal practices across the world, this new book from two leading figures in textile design will equip students, professionals and designer-makers with an overview of a wide range of approaches to create a more nature-positive future.
The role of a designer is changing, with technological, environmental and social factors impacting the ways in which we need to create for the future. As the global textile printing market continues to grow, the techniques used for printing textiles are being reassessed and reinvented in more conscious ways.
Structured around the three core elements of print design, Colour, Pattern, and Material, the book brings together innovative design projects, case studies from designers around the world industry insights and accessible design hacks.
Highlighting both larger scale industry innovations and smaller scale artisanal practices across the world, this new book from two leading figures in textile design will equip students, professionals and designer-makers with an overview of a wide range of approaches to create a more nature-positive future.