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Autumn/Winter 2014/15 Print Trend Report Part 1 PDF Download trend forecasts

Patternbank brings you the eagerly awaited Part 1 of our essential Autumn/Winter 2014/15 print trend direction for the new season. Our trends forecast team have been busily researching the globe for the strongest directional print trends. In this report we aim to supply and inspire you with the key print trends for Autumn/Winter 2014/15, making these reports indispensable intelligence tools for your seasonal print developments.

  • 10 key print trends for Autumn/Winter 2014/15

  • Over 50 pages of inspirational print forecast intelligence

  • Over 300 on trend hand-picked colour images

  • Seasonal print mood & print direction pages for each trend

  • Colour breakdowns for each 10 print trends with TCX Pantone references

  • Clean and visually inspiring layout

  • £30 (approx. $46) via PayPal

Autumn/Winter 2014/15 Print Trend Report Part 1 PDF Download trend forecasts

This 53 page report includes 10 inspirational print trends :-

Sculptured Organic / Revived Tradition / Reflective Future / Plastic Pop / Sacred Calm / Delicate Isolation / Dark Alchemy / Mono Graphic / Dotted Texture / Inverted Colours

Autumn/Winter 2014/15 Print Trend Report Part 1 PDF Download trend forecasts

Whether you are a small print studio, independent freelance designer, manufacturer or clothing line, this extensive report will give you a real insight into the most important print trends for Autumn/Winter 2014/15. This indispensable report will be your essential seasonal aid for your new print developments and colour direction.

Autumn/Winter 2014/15 Print Trend Report Part 1 PDF Download trend forecasts

Autumn/Winter 2014/15 Print Trend Report Part 1 PDF Download trend forecasts

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Autumn/Winter 2014/15 Print Trend Report Part 1 PDF Download trend forecasts

Francisca Prieto   Between Folds print pattern

Chilean artist Francisca Prieto originally trained and worked as a graphic designer, before moving to London to study an MA at Central Saint Martins. Working from her studio based in London, Francisca takes pages from rare periodicals, sheet music and even the insides of envelopes and transforms them into 3d paper masterpieces. Her mathematical attention to detail creates a textural grid revealing glimpses of illustration and pattern. Francisca will be exhibiting at ‘PINTA’- The Modern and Contemporary Latin American Art Show, at Earls Court London from 4th-7th June 2013. See her website for more

Francisca Prieto   Between Folds print pattern

Francisca Prieto   Between Folds print pattern

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Francisca Prieto   Between Folds print pattern

Evelyn Kasikov   Graphical Stitches graphics

Graphic Designer Evelin Kasikov takes her work into the tactile realm of textile design by employing the craft of embroidery in creating her typographical illustrations. Patternbank discovered the Estonian designer at ‘Pick Me Up 2013’ with her embroidery workshop and supersize cross-stitch ‘Pick Me Up’ logo. Evelin has been employed on commissions such as giant wall designs for McGarryBowan’s London offices and illustrations for The Guardian, WIRED and The New York Times. Visit her website to see more.

Evelyn Kasikov   Graphical Stitches graphics

Evelyn Kasikov   Graphical Stitches graphics

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Evelyn Kasikov   Graphical Stitches graphics

Laurie Frick   Daily Walking Patterns inspiration

Laurie Frick’s interest in recording data is not surprising when you know she worked in the technology industry. Frick’s somewhat obsessive counting of steps walked, calories ingested, weight, sleep, time-online, GPS tracks, daily mood as colour and food ingested suddenly becomes more meaningful when looking at the art that she creates from all this data. “I think more and more, data will be presented in fantastical ways, more like art,” she says. “It’s not so much any more about data visualised as graphics. It has to be more beautiful and experiential, something you want to look at.” Take a look at more of her visual recordings at lauriefrick.com

Laurie Frick   Daily Walking Patterns inspiration

 

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Laurie Frick   Daily Walking Patterns inspiration

Lance Letscher   Collage King inspiration

Collections of old books, letters, recipes, children’s story books, album covers and found papers are meticulously cut and pieced together by the renowned collage artist Lance Letscher. Letscher’s attention to detail and eye for colour and composition is remarkable and his growing international reputation has resulted in solo shows in England, France, Germany, Poland and Spain. The comparison to quilt making is apt when you know of his wife’s collection of quilt blocks and patterns. The way the materials are sliced into strips, squares, wedges and then re-formed into crystal-like patterns of depth and texture is just beautiful. Lance Letscher : Collage (UT Press Fine Art Series) is a limited edition of 250 signed copies, a nice edition to any designer / book collector.

Lance Letscher   Collage King inspiration

 

Lance Letscher   Collage King inspiration

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Lance Letscher   Collage King inspiration

Modern Day Pop Art Beauty   Sandra Chevrier inspiration

Patternbank are loving the bold illustrations of Montreal based artist Sandra Chevrier. Her portraits are brought to life by combining familiar iconic comic book characters with strong brush work. The refreshing use of collage techniques mixed with the multicoloured comic book art gives real impact in these stunning illustrations. See more of her explorations with paper and paint at sandrachevrier.com

Modern Day Pop Art Beauty   Sandra Chevrier inspiration

Modern Day Pop Art Beauty   Sandra Chevrier inspiration

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Modern Day Pop Art Beauty   Sandra Chevrier inspiration

Patternbank were at Pick Me Up, UK’s first annual contemporary graphic art fair at Somerset House, London. In it’s Fourth year now the show has grown to be a great place to spot new and upcoming talent with original works and prints available to purchase. Not only that there are various events and workshops to get involved in so altogether a great inspiring day out.

Patternbank highlights the strongest Illustrators, graphic artists and studios seen at the fair this year.

Pick Me Up 2013 – Illustration and Contemporary Graphic Art Trends inspiration graphics

This year was another mass of creative workshops and inspirational content.  Pick Me Up packs together the most exciting international talent from the wonderfully diverse field of graphic arts for an 11-day extravaganza of creative workshops, late-night art and music mash-ups, quirky family-fun events and interactive shopping spaces with original, affordable artwork and limited- edition prints.

Pick Me Up 2013 – Illustration and Contemporary Graphic Art Trends inspiration graphics

Fatherless were on hand  creating one-of-a-kind hand-printed images especially for Pick Me Up crowd, as well as creating prints, t-shirts, broadsides and handbills each day. Formed in 2010 and hailing from Rockford, Illinois, Fatherless is a collaborative print posse of artists, designers, graffiti writers and educators. All of their work consists of hand-screened, limited edition prints, and can best be described as, “a visual mixtape of creative shenagination.”

 

Pick Me Up 2013 – Illustration and Contemporary Graphic Art Trends inspiration graphics

Katie draws inspiration from traditional scientific illustrations. Katie’s original work was made especially for this years Pick Me Up. Patternbank loved her whimsical studies of biological studies and scientific drawings.

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Pick Me Up 2013 – Illustration and Contemporary Graphic Art Trends inspiration graphics

Geometry Daily   Tilman Zitzmann graphics

Geometry Daily is a Tumblr started by German Interaction and Graphic Designer Tilman Zitzmann, he started the blog when he was taking a year out of “normal” agency design work to look after his two small daughters – he needed something to keep him on his designer’s toes. As Tilman explains, “I committed myself to two of my favorite fields, geometry and minimalism, and started creating graphics and publishing them on a Tumblr, one each and every day. It turned out that this was one of the best ideas I ever had.” Brilliant! Go check out the Tumblr.

Geometry Daily   Tilman Zitzmann graphics

 

Geometry Daily   Tilman Zitzmann graphics

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Geometry Daily   Tilman Zitzmann graphics