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Natsuki Otani   Colour and Complexity inspiration

Tokyo born artist, graphic designer and illustrator Natsuki Otani has the ability to combine a rainbow of vibrant colour, with a sophisticated illustrative style to create these stunning images. Her Fashion Illustration for A/W 2012 featured in Station Magazine (images featured) depicting designs from Mary Katranzou, Peter Pilloto and Prada have a simple, inky fluidity which is, unmistakably her signature style. Patternbank loves the strong sense of pattern throughout her work and her sensitivity to detail and proportion. Check out her list of talents and achievements at her website.

Natsuki Otani   Colour and Complexity inspiration

Natsuki Otani   Colour and Complexity inspiration

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Natsuki Otani   Colour and Complexity inspiration

Wearable Digital Art   Netstyl.es Limited T Shirt Prints graphics

Patternbank love these freaky limited edition t-shirts. More pieces of digital art than garments, and with only 10 copies of each design printed. This project is the vision of media artist Sterling Crispin, who has collaborated with a handful of well known and up and coming artists to create a real visual treat.  The project is channeled through Netstl.es, where you can purchase these limited edition pieces.

Wearable Digital Art   Netstyl.es Limited T Shirt Prints graphics

Wearable Digital Art   Netstyl.es Limited T Shirt Prints graphics

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Wearable Digital Art   Netstyl.es Limited T Shirt Prints graphics

Hypnotic Edge   Bjoern Ewers inspiration

Patternbank are loving Berlin-based Photographer Bjoern Ewers. We were stunned by some of his latest creations and the team wanted to share. Three highlights from Studio314 include: his hypnotizing colorful soap bubble photographs entitled ‘Orbital’, ‘Crash’ a powerful study of crumpled foil and ‘Memento-Mori’ a macabre set of dead or dying florals. Which reminded Patternbank of our Dark Bloom trend that we highlighted in the A/W 2012 catwalk print trend report.

Hypnotic Edge   Bjoern Ewers inspiration

Hypnotic Edge   Bjoern Ewers inspiration

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Hypnotic Edge   Bjoern Ewers inspiration

Mother of Pearl and Fred Tomaselli Collaborate print pattern

Mother of Pearl’s Autumn 2012 collection is a brilliant collaboration with New York based artist Fred Tomaselli. Creative director, Maia Norman, uses her connections with the art world and works each season with some great artists, producing fabulous prints. Some of their past collaborations include Fiona Banner for Spring Summer 2012 and Keith Tyson for Autumn Winter 2011. Fred Tomaselli is known for his intricate paintings and collages on wooden panels covered in layers of polished resin, you can see more of his work at jamescohan.com

Mother of Pearl and Fred Tomaselli Collaborate print pattern

 

Mother of Pearl and Fred Tomaselli Collaborate print pattern

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Mother of Pearl and Fred Tomaselli Collaborate print pattern

Inspiration   Autumn/Winter 2013   Textured Landscapes print pattern inspiration

Inspiration for Autumn/Winter 2013 – Marbled Paint Effects – Molten Glass Patterns – Cracked Painterly Prints – Textured Landcapes – Drawn Lines – Layered Textures – Subtle Colour Washes – Bright Accents – Artisan Style

Norman Stuart Clarke, Luke Brooks A/W 2012 image via fashionising.com, Kurt Jackson, Eva Isaksen, Missoni A/W 2012 image via fashionising.com

 

Inspiration   Autumn/Winter 2013   Textured Landscapes print pattern inspiration

Patternbank brings you a snapshot of the key prints seen at the recent London Graduate Fashion week. Celebrating the work of more than 1,000 of the finest BA degree Fashion students from 40 Universities across the UK and overseas, Graduate Fashion Week is the ultimate event for spotting the next wave of creative talent to hit the industry.

London Graduate Fashion Week   Print & Pattern Highlights A/W 2012/13 catwalks

Dae Byn Lee – Nottingham Trent University

Diffused visual form – One colour  photo-print techniques – Miss matched pattern statements – Collage expression – Neon highlights – Floral silhouette looks

Images Via Phoenix Magazine

London Graduate Fashion Week   Print & Pattern Highlights A/W 2012/13 catwalks

Emma Guilfoyle / Steph Cunningham – University of Central Lancashire

Political visual plays – Patchwork tweeds –  Experimentation of traditional fabrics – Hand sketch graphic portraits – Victoriana prints – Ornate gilt framing

Images Via Phoenix Magazine

London Graduate Fashion Week   Print & Pattern Highlights A/W 2012/13 catwalks

Scarlett O’Sullivan – De Montford University

Linear botanical studies – Transparent layered effects –  Elaborately embellished – Artisan blooms – Decorative mirrored frames

Images Via Phoenix Magazine

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London Graduate Fashion Week   Print & Pattern Highlights A/W 2012/13 catwalks

Hermione de Paula   Marguerites Menagerie A/W 2012 print pattern

Originally from Devon, England, Hermione De Paula studied at Central Saint Martins where she gained work experience with the likes of Christian Dior Couture, Alexander McQueen, John Galliano and then worked for Jennifer Nicholson in Los Angeles. Since returning to London and setting up her own label, she continues to freelance and consult for London-based companies such as Nicolas Kirkwood. Recent collaborations include ASOS.com. Her Autumn/Winter 2012/2013 collection, ‘Marguerite’s Menagerie’ centres around the fictional character who is a dreamer that allows exotic animals and floral prints to swathe her body. De Paula’s signature Dark twisted florals are joined by monkeys, exotic birds, flying fish and bees as well as a 3D dimension of feather embellishments and bead embroideries to adorn her muse. via Stylebubble.com

Hermione de Paula   Marguerites Menagerie A/W 2012 print pattern

 

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Hermione de Paula   Marguerites Menagerie A/W 2012 print pattern

Illustrated Skin – Ricardo Cavolo graphics

With tattoo graphics still continuing to trend in the t-shirt market, these colourful artworks grabbed the Patternbank teams attention recently. Spanish Illustrator Ricardo Cavolo’s playful tattoo artworks mix religious art, Russian criminal tattoos, South American flora and nautical themes in a unique style.

Illustrated Skin – Ricardo Cavolo graphics

Not satisfied with capturing his thoughts on pieces of paper, Ricardo is always on the look out for new surfaces and textures with which to explore; whether it’s textiles, wood, or even skin, his illustrations instantly bring these surfaces to life. Ricardocavolo.com

Illustrated Skin – Ricardo Cavolo graphics

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Illustrated Skin – Ricardo Cavolo graphics