Hydro74 is a respected Orlando based designer, otherwise known as Joshua M. Smith. Hydro74 is a master of achieving smooth fluid lines within his work and swears by drawing everything by hand first. The computer aided vector process comes after Smith is happy with the final sketched artwork. Patternbank love these latest artworks, where halftone pattern, complex vector form and overlaid colour blend together to create a collection of powerful visual images. Hydro74.com
Merging nature and psychedelia, Leif Podhajsky’s captivating work takes the viewer on a cosmic trip that blurs the boundary between the real world and that of his kaleidoscopic imagination. Lief is an Artist and Creative Director, he creates artwork for many worldwide record labels including Warp Records, Modular Records, Sub Pop Records and Sony Music. He also creates some pretty awesome mix tapes, Patternbank can highly recommend listening to The Solstice Mixtape II while you are looking through his work. Check out his website at leifpodhajsky.com and be sure to Like him on Facebook.
Rome
The Complexcity project maps the urban sprawls of major cities, Lee Jang Sub has mapped Seoul, Paris, Rome, Moscow and Tokyo to date. Over time the cities have organically grown and formed intricate patterns. We love the way they take on the appearance of of something from nature, yet in fact they are all man made systems. Check more of Korean born Lee Jang Sub’s mesmerising work out on his website leejangsub.com
Moscow
Tokyo
We love these multi layered digital collages by Artist Stefan Fransson. Stefan was commissioned to produce a permanent installation for the google reception room in Stockholm, Sweden. This was based on a big print of his work “Thin Ice” which is featured here at picture no.9. There is so much to like about these prints with their layers of pictorial fragments which appear translucent as if floating on water. His prints are available to buy at saatchionline.com.
Patternbank brings you it’s second ‘Catwalk Print Trends’ round-up for A/W 2012. Covering all the shows from New York, London, Milan and Paris, we bring you the key looks that are sure to influence the season. These reports aim to give you a concise overview of the most influential print trends emerging from the recent catwalk season.
Antoni and Alison, Ferna Yamamoto, Bernhard Willhelm, Antonio Marras, Bernhard Willhelm, Luke Brooks, Michael Van Der Ham, Dries Van Noten, Antoni and Alison. Photos Via Fashionising.com
Antoni and Alison, Dolce and Gabbana, Louis Vuitton, Matthew Williamson, Louise Gray, Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs. Photos Via Fashionising.com
Proenza Schouler, Zac Posen, Vivienne Tam, Jason Wu, Dries Van Noten, Barbara Bui, Dries Van Noten, Proenza Schouler. Photos Via Fashionising.com
Dolce and Gabbana, Collette Dinnigan, Barbara Bui, Valentino, Balmain, Temperly, Tommy Hilfiger, Valentino, Kinder Aggugini. Photos Via Fashionising.com
Antoni and Alison, Ashish, Gaultier, Bernard Willheim, Luke Brooks, Manish Arora, Louise Gray, Manish Arora, Balenciaga. Photos Via Fashionising.com
Glitch art is a major evolving trend within live visuals, web graphics, festivals and apparel graphics. Patternbank spotted this creative illustrator whose work grabbed our attention recently. Sebastian Onufszak has etched into the industry with a fresh perspective, evident in his captivating graphic statements.
Polish born illustrator, designer and director Sebastian Onufszak has been working for an international range of high-end clients in the fields of print, interactive and motion media as a self-employed designer. His commercial and personal works were featured in numerous design publications and exhibitions worldwide.
Patternbank breaks down the key print trends seen on the recent A/W 2012 catwalks. Covering all the shows from New York, London, Milan and Paris, we bring you the key looks that are sure to influence the season. These reports aim to give you a concise overview of the most influential print trends emerging from the recent catwalk season. This is the first instalment featuring five key print trend stories spotted, Part 2 will follow shortly.
Prada, Louis Vuitton, Carven, Miu-Miu, Anna Sui, Marc-Jacobs, Fernanda, Carven. Photos Via Fashionising.com
Jonathan Saunders, Angelo Marani, Fendi, Marni, John Richmond, Louise Gray, Marni, Lamb, Talbot Runhof. Photos Via Fashionising.com
Nicole Miller, Antonio & Alison, Basso and Brooke, Ferna Yamamoto, Junko Shimada, Tommy Hilfieger, Tory Burch, Akris, Anna Sui. Photos Via Fashionising.com
Elisa Palomino, Gucci, Emporio Armani, Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino, Gucci, Dolce and Gabbana, Comme Des Garcon, Suno. Photos via Vogue.com & Fashionising.com
Carven, Valentino, Vivienne Tam, Nicole Miller, Dolce and Gabbana, Antonio Maras, Christian Cota, Vivienne Tam, Clements Ribeiro. Photo via Fashionising.com
Check out Patternbank’s Catwalk print trend report part 2 – here.
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