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Pedro Friedeberg   Religion, The Occult and Fantasy Lands inspiration

Patternbank love Pedro Friedeberg’s obsessively crowded and meticulously detailed canvases, with their highly patterned buildings, icons and symbols, they’re a textile designers dream. Featuring references to religion such as Catholiscm and Hinduism, with symbols from the occult and Tantric scriptures, his paintings are full of wonder and fantasy. Into all this he’ll add classical images and Disney figures making them full of surprise and great examples of Surrealism or fantastic realism. Friedeberg was born in Florence, Italy when at the age of 3 his parents immigrated to Mexico. Here he studied architecture at the Universidad Iberoamericana, where he was profoundly influenced by the teaching of Mathias Goeritz. Check out his website where you can read more on his thoughts of the world and art.

Pedro Friedeberg   Religion, The Occult and Fantasy Lands inspiration

 

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Pedro Friedeberg   Religion, The Occult and Fantasy Lands inspiration

Michael Dotson   Surreal Neon Futurism inspiration

We’re loving these paintings by Brooklyn based Michael Dotson who graduated from the American University in Washington DC in 2011. Incorporating a surrealist mix of Tron like futurism, neon 80′s tinged colours and a juxtaposition of organic foliage, patterns and hard angles these paintings are truly stunning. Go check his website for more or his Flickr page.

Michael Dotson   Surreal Neon Futurism inspiration

 

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Michael Dotson   Surreal Neon Futurism inspiration

In this report Patternbank brings you our print and pattern highlights from the recent London A/W 2013 Fashion Week. Here we have selected key designers showing the strongest print trends for the Fall / Winter 2013 Season. Check back soon for Part 2 of the London Fashion Week print report, which we are currently working on!

Holly Fulton A/W 2013

London Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print & Pattern Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Geometric Pattern & Patchwork  - Regimented Lipstick prints – 3D Structure Pattern – Tiger & Bear Face Graphic Motifs - Collaged Workings - M.C. Escher Inspired Geometric Cube Prints – Twisted Art Deco Plays

Holly Fulton photos via Fashionising.com

Clements Ribeiro A/W 2013

London Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print & Pattern Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Folk Borders – Geometric Impact - Folkloric influences – Tapestry Patterns – Brazilian ‘Chita’ Floral Placements – Grid and Colourblock Layouts – Tartan – Animal Print References

Clements Ribeiro photos via Fashionising.com

KTZ A/W 2013

London Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print & Pattern Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Deconstructed Tarot & Playing Card Elements – High Contrast Pattern Combos – Pop Tribalism - Leather Patchwork Pattern – Intense Pattern Mixes – Kaleidoscope Print Build-Ups

KTZ photos via Fashionising.com

Giles A/W 2013

London Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print & Pattern Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Gold Foil Print Highlights – Neon Folk Looks – Photographic Fractured Prints – Abstracted Photo Prints – Oversized Ikat Prints

Giles photos via Fashionising.com

Christopher Kane A/W 2013

London Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print & Pattern Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Re-energised Camouflage Prints – Sculptural Geometric Structures – Brain Motifs – Charles Rennie Mackintosh References - 60s Visual Plays

Christopher Kane photos via Fashionising.com

Erdem A/W 2013

London Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print & Pattern Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Oversized Sequins  - Dark Grounds – Abstracted Prints – Mixing of Blurred and In Focus Forals - Damask References – Lace and Rose Layered Looks – Scattered Pattern Structures

Erdem photos via Fashionising.com

Jean-Pierre Braganza A/W 2013

London Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print & Pattern Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Panoramic Landscape Print  – Mathematical Ratio References  -  Dystopian Visuals – Infinity Sci-Fi Borders – Digital Experimentation – Print Structures Inspired by The Golden Ratio – Smoky Looks

Jean Pierre Braganza photos via Fashionising.com

Part 2 of Patternbank’s London’s Print & Pattern Highlight report will be live shortly.

London Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print & Pattern Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Hannah Waldron   Texture, Pattern and Structure print pattern

Stockholm based print designer Hannah Waldron exhibits a strong sense of pattern and structure in her prints, and more recently has embraced weave, translating her signature style into structured textiles. With an enviable list of commissions in her portfolio including a tapestry commission for PICK ME UP 2012, and various projects for the V&A, Pizza Express and Paul Smith to name but a few, Hannah’s success is abundant. Patternbank love her stylised approach to pattern, building images with simple lines and blocks. Hannah’s ‘Furoshiki‘ (a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth that were frequently used to transport clothes, gifts, or other goods) are available to buy, with 10% of sales  going towards recovery efforts in Tohoku, specifically to rebuild a sewing factory where Furoshikis are made.

Hannah Waldron   Texture, Pattern and Structure print pattern

Hannah Waldron   Texture, Pattern and Structure print pattern

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Hannah Waldron   Texture, Pattern and Structure print pattern

Patternbank brings you the highlights from New York A/W 2013 Fashion Week. This is the first instalment where we have selected designers showing key print trends for Fall / Winter 2013. Watch out for Part 2 which will follow shortly and the up and coming London, Milan and Paris Shows which we will also be covering here at Patternbank.

Thakoon A/W 2013

New York Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Photographic Floral Collage – Pattern Patchwork – Dark Studies – Dandelion Prints - Ethereal Foliage – Dark Romantic Florals

Thakoon photos via Fashionising.com

Suno A/W 2013

New York Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Folk Borders – Art Nouveau References - Stylized Repeats – Positive/Negative Colour Plays - Medieval Tapestry Patterns

Suno photos via Fashionising.com

Tracy Reese A/W 2013

New York Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Floral Motifs – Deconstructed Paisley Elements – Plaid Plays – High Contrast Combos – Deep & Rich Saturated Colour – Intense Pattern Mixes

Tracy Reese photos via Fashionising.com

Mara Hoffman A/W 2013

New York Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Colourful Kaleidoscope References - Neon Folk Looks – Tribal Pattern Injection – Peacock Prints – Twisted Psychedelic Pattern

Mara Hoffman photos via Fashionising.com

BCBG Max Azria A/W 2013

New York Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Hand Painted Lace – Kaleidoscope Pattern build ups - Silhouette Henna Prints – High Contrast pattern – Linear Pattern plays

BCBG Max Azria photos via Vogue.com

Alexandre Hercovitch A/W 2013

New York Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Exotic Florals  - Abstracted Prints – Muted but Romantic Colour plays – Slightly Dark Exotic Prints – Linear Open Pattern

Alexandre Hercovitch photos via Fashionising.com

Part 2 of Patternbank’s New York Print & Pattern Highlight report will be live shortly.

New York Fashion Week – Autumn/Winter 2013 – Print Highlights – Part 1 catwalks

Julien Lanza   Checkerboard Walls and Striped Walkways inspiration

Graph paper and a great set of felt tip pens is all Julien Lanza needs to creates his 3-dimensional patterned towns and cities. Like platforms from a computer game, zig-zag steps, candy stripes, checkerboard walls and striped walkways take you to another world where the lights are bright and anything is possible! Check out more of Lanza’s psychedelic towns and cities on his Flickr page.

Julien Lanza   Checkerboard Walls and Striped Walkways inspiration

 

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Julien Lanza   Checkerboard Walls and Striped Walkways inspiration

Ramona Ring   Provocative, Linea Illustration inspiration

For an artist still completing her degree at the University of Applied Science in Hamburg, Ramona Ring has an astonishing maturity of style and technique. Using a combination of hand drawn illustrations and digital effects, Ramona builds her artwork in layers. Using only pencil and paper initially, her work is then scanned and coloured in photoshop. Patternbank love her use of strong linea imagery and subtle colour combinations which create texture and pattern in her art. For more news visit her Tumblr. Some illustrations featured in this post are work created for ZEIT magazin.

Ramona Ring   Provocative, Linea Illustration inspiration

Ramona Ring   Provocative, Linea Illustration inspiration

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Ramona Ring   Provocative, Linea Illustration inspiration

Elisa Mazzone   Stylised Sophistication inspiration

Patternbank are loving Elisa Mazzone’s delicate and beautiful fashion illustrations. Australian born and educated, Elisa works as a stylist, graphic designer, illustrator and avid fan of all things beautiful. Elisa is the creator of some stunningly detailed characters, which communicate through their colour, shape, flowing line and embellishment. Now based in Paris, Elisa’s work has enchanted audiences throughout the world, through various exhibitions and magazines such as Madison, Easy Living, Yen and Desktop, through clients such as Mambo and STYLE.COM.

Elisa Mazzone   Stylised Sophistication inspiration

Elisa Mazzone   Stylised Sophistication inspiration

Elisa Mazzone   Stylised Sophistication inspiration

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Elisa Mazzone   Stylised Sophistication inspiration