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Hole School Street Art   Sten & Lex graphics

Street art takes many forms, Patternbank stumbled across these unique and dynamic murals and thought we’d share. These hand cut, hand painted creations are the work of Rome based Italian street art duo Sten & Lex. Using a technique they call ‘Hole school’ Sten Lex create huge murals that consist of cut out stencils and blown up photocopied imagery. The duo are best known in the history of stencil making for introducing the halftone stencil technique where the main part of their stencil portraits are composed by thousands of lines. Graphic subject matter is a mix of historical and religious figures as well as Lex herself. They are currently showing at Magda Danysz Gallery in Shanghai until the April 30th so definitely worth a look if you are visiting.

Hole School Street Art   Sten & Lex graphics

Hole School Street Art   Sten & Lex graphics

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Hole School Street Art   Sten & Lex graphics

Jason Thielke   Laser etched Beauty inspiration

Patternbank are loving Jason Thielke’s stylised linear interpretations of the human form. Jason Thielke’s beautiful imagery navigates the astoundingly complex dynamics of human nature, mixing a hard linear style with soft and fluid emotion. Thielke combines many different techniques which include acrylic paintings, block printing, pencil drawings and his signature laser-etching techniques, which have real visual impact. Jason Thielke earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Northern Illinois University School of Art. His work has been featured internationally in galleries and art fairs, with solo exhibitions in Denver, Portland and Seattle.

Jason Thielke   Laser etched Beauty inspiration

Jason Thielke   Laser etched Beauty inspiration

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Jason Thielke   Laser etched Beauty inspiration

Spring/Summer 2014 Print Trend Report Part 1 PDF Download trend forecasts

Patternbank brings you Part 1 of our essential Spring/Summer 2014 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 Spring/Summer 2014, making these reports indispensable intelligence tools for your seasonal print developments.

  • 8 key print trends for Spring/Summer 2014

  • 36 pages of inspirational print forecast intelligence

  • Over 130 on trend hand-picked colour images

  • Seasonal print mood & print direction pages for each trend

  • Colour breakdowns for each 8 print trends with TCX Pantone references

  • Clean and visually inspiring layout

This 36 page report includes 8 inspirational print trends :-

Ornate Linear / Blue & White / Graphic Pop / Ghoslty Florals / Tropical Utopia / Scientific Nature / Future Nouveau / Acid Stripe

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 Spring/Summer 2014. This new improved PDF report will be your essential seasonal aid for your new print developments and colour direction.

Spring/Summer 2014 Print Trend Report Part 1 PDF Download trend forecasts

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Collage Meets Pattern   Madame Gilles inspiration

These amazing collaged masterpieces are the creative work of Montreal based artist Madame Gilles. Her cut and paste work has been popping up around the streets of Montreal lately and Patternbank are loving her intense pattern and photo entangled work. Check out more of Madame Gilles work on her inspiring collage pieces on Tumblr.

Collage Meets Pattern   Madame Gilles inspiration

Collage Meets Pattern   Madame Gilles inspiration

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Collage Meets Pattern   Madame Gilles inspiration

Affordable Art Fair London   Artist Highlights inspiration

The Patternbank team visited London’s Affordable Art Fair in Battersea Park last weekend. The Affordable Art Fair’s formula is simple, yet unique: a relaxed, inspiring environment and lots of good quality contemporary art. In this post we give a quick snapshot of our favorite finds whilst walking the show. Check the website for dates and info on other global cities that the fair is visiting.

Affordable Art Fair London   Artist Highlights inspiration

Maira Rivans (Liberty Gallery)

Affordable Art Fair London   Artist Highlights inspiration

Jane Sampson (Liberty Gallery)

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Affordable Art Fair London   Artist Highlights inspiration

Graham Erwin   Stylised Illustration Work inspiration

In Halloween Mood, the Patternbank team thought we’d share these unique and stylish illustrations. Graham Erwin, a designer, illustrator and screen printer based in Columbus, Ohio. His work is a real mix of crafted linear illustrations and precise studied detail. Check out more of his work on his portfolio site grahamerwin.com and learn more about his recent exhibitions on his blog.

Graham Erwin   Stylised Illustration Work inspiration

Graham Erwin   Stylised Illustration Work inspiration

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Graham Erwin   Stylised Illustration Work inspiration

Patternbank brings you its final round up of all the outstanding prints we’ve seen at the recent Spring Summer 2013 catwalk shows from New York, London, Milan and Paris. Here we have compiled the key print trends for the coming season. Sign up for our weekly newsletter to find out when Part 2 goes live.

Stylised Blooms

Catwalk Print Trends   Spring/Summer 2013   Part 1 catwalks

Fine Drawn Lines – Illustrated Prints – Botanical Studies – Silhouetted Looks – Matisse Inspiration – Stencilled Work – Creative Backgrounds

Hermes, Antonio Marras, Cacharel, Diane Von Furstenberg, Marni, Prada. Photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Camouflage Abstraction

Catwalk Print Trends   Spring/Summer 2013   Part 1 catwalks

Unusual Colour Combos – Hidden Imagery – Bold Shapes – Contrasting Scales – Paint Overlays – Floral Disguises – Distorted Shapes

Felipe Oliveira Baptista, Lela Rose, Jean-Charles De Catelbajac, Felipe Olivera Baptista, Edun, DKNY. Photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Deconstructed Pattern

Catwalk Print Trends   Spring/Summer 2013   Part 1 catwalks

Kaleidoscopic Distortion – Fractured Effects – Spliced and Overprinted Styles – Contrasting Textures – Monochrome Stripes – Iridescent Looks – Futuristic Prints

Anne Valerie Hash, Fendi, Cacharel, Aminaka Wilmont, Custo Barcelona, Giles. Photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Check Floral Mix

Catwalk Print Trends   Spring/Summer 2013   Part 1 catwalks

Single Stem Silhouettes – Checkerboard Backgrounds – Transparent Overlays – Grand Scale Uses – Masai Ethnic Floral Mix – Cut Out Techniques – Simple Flowerheads – See-through Styles

Louis Vuitton, Dries Van Noten, Phillip Lim, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Phillip Lim, Dries Van Noten. Photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Optical Geometrics

Catwalk Print Trends   Spring/Summer 2013   Part 1 catwalks

Repeated Patterning – Optical Mosaic Effects – Modernist Style – Sharp Graphic Lines – Fractured Geometric Prints – Prism Shapes – Complicated Tile Effects

Iceberg, Hermes, Peter Pilotto, Derek Lam, Bibhu Mohapatra, Louise Gray. Photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Catwalk Print Trends   Spring/Summer 2013   Part 1 catwalks

Patternbank brings you the key print highlights from the recent Milan Fashion Week catwalk shows. In this second instalment we’ve edited down the strongest print trend highlights for Spring/Summer 2013. Keep an eye out for our print highlight report on Paris Fashion Week which we will also be covering here at Patternbank. See Part 1 here

Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks

Seaside Stripes – Hand Painted Pictorials – Richly Painted Florals – Holiday Postcard Imagery – Handcrafted Traditions – Ceramic Painted Imagery

Dolce & Gabbana photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Bottega Veneta S/S 2013

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks

Forties Inspired Florals – Spliced Panels – Sequin and Bead Embellishment – Appliqué and Cut-Out Work – Blurred Floral Sketchiness – Sepia Tones

Bottega Veneta photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Prada S/S 2013

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks

Spray Painted Motifs – Stencilled Single Stems – Naive Daisy Prints – Japanese and Geisha Expression – Far Eastern Blooms – Handicraft Spirit

Prada photos via Vogue.com 

 

Fendi S/S 2013

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks

Luxe Printed Fabrics – Cubist and Futuristic Looks – Bold Pastels – 3-D Effects – Colourful Striations – Decorative Marquetry Patterns

Fendi photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

MSGM S/S 2013

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks

Exotic Animal Prints – Bold Playful Imagery – Digitalised Navajo Patterns – Massai Inspired Prints – Fun Ethnic Mixes

MSGM photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Gucci S/S 2013

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks

Snakeskin Ombre Effects – Block Colour – Large Scale Blooms – Feather Prints – Canary Brights and Neon Shades

Gucci photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Emilio Pucci S/S 2013

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks

Decorated Dragons – Indochina Inspired – Hidden Camouflage Prints – Small Motif Print – Over-printed Abstract Shapes

Emilio Pucci photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Just Cavalli S/S 2013

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks

Detailed Floral Prints – Leopard Print Mixes – Ornate Blue on White – Abstract Florals – Vibrant Colour Splashes

Just Cavalli photos via Vogue.co.uk

 

Aquilano. Rimondi S/S 2013

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks

Harlequin Playful Patterns – Checkered Jewel Prints – Geometric Silhouettes – Strict Graphic Lines – Picasso and Venetian Inspired

Aquilano.Rimondi photos via Vogue.co.uk

Milan Fashion Week   Spring/Summer 2013   Print Trend Highlights   Part 2 catwalks