Monday, April 20, 2009


with the print i made for the infinite print project, just to make Troy happy :P

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Friday, April 3, 2009

color ways

I changed a few values and played with some colors, these being the end result. The focus fabric is still the robin, and I am thinking about making a different print in like colors to go with it as well. The current Idea for the object is a ball. There is so much you can create in 3D animation programs and whatnot, but can you truly reproduce a three dimensional object in two dimensions? the sphere is a good example of this, and I have the perfect pattern to utilize all the colors I manage to come up with.

Thursday, April 2, 2009

a second attempt


I have been working more with how to repeat fabric without making it look like a serious pattern. I am working with the same colors and shapes to create complimentary fabrics to the original, though I am still pondering changing the original to make it look less.... planned out. This is the one I came up with based on the cherry blossom, and I plan on making a few more color ways for it, also to compliment the robin fabric.

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

my first fabric

I may still decide to alter the design, but it is set to repeat at certain intervals so that the design can continue forever. The repeat is a little close, but when the fabric is used in small pieces, no one will be able to see the repeat.
The other option is to make a second block that repeats with the blossoms and some different branches to make the design more spread out and not quite so claustrophobic.

Fabricz


When I think of an infinite print, I think about prints that continue on forever.... literally. Based on past espirences, the first thing that comes to my mind is fabric. I have watched my boss at her mac designing the next collection of prints for the studio where i work in VA, and she then sends these designs to a middle0man company to make them repeat properly. The entire process is facinating, and my mother continues to press me to create fabric on my own using my new found art-school skills. There is fabric out now that anyone can pick up from a craft store and print images on it. It is through this that these designs lose their integrity, with the ability to merely print them out from home instead of going to the studio to buy some. I am going to attempt to design my own, and create some nature of object with the peices I am able to print out. here goes nothin!