Textile pattern design fashion

Want to work in fashion? Try being a Textile Designer! It's a really fun job where you design the patterns and artwork that goes on fabric. You may have heard of other names for this role too, such as fabric designer, print designer, surface pattern designer, fashion textile designer, or others! There are a lot of names for it and I cover all of it! Learn everything you need to know to become a textile designer! Click now for the free guide 🙌 (Really! It's 100% free!!)

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Pattern Design, Textile Design, Surface Design, Adobe Photoshop

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Fashion, Pattern Design, Textile Design, Adobe Photoshop

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You can create your batik design ideas for your DIY projects by using recreating simpler versions of traditional designs or making easy modern designs such as geometric and floral designs. It is a textile art that has been around for centuries, and there are endless possibilities when designing new patterns.

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ILLUSTRATION, TEXTILE DESIGNER. PATTERNS, REPETITION, SCALE, COLOURWAYS My name is Patricia Lema. I am a graduate Textile Designer at Heriot-Watt University, specialised in printing techniques. I enjoy the use of watercolour to create my paintings but also I like linear drawings. Photoshop is to me a very useful tool to create patterns, play with scale, pattern repetition and much more.