I'm very exited be back to designing for interiors.
I'm very excited to be working with a new design house with such a long record for artistry.
Did I mention I'm excited!
See inside my Textile Design Studio. What does a Textile Designer do? Kirsteen Lyons BA (Hons) shows you her fabrics and upcoming printed textile design collection. Sneak a look in a designers studio.
Showing posts with label printed surface design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printed surface design. Show all posts
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Doing what you love.
You know that you do what you love when you can't wait for your meeting next week, with your design house so you can get on and design exactly what they need because your new paper is "burning a hole in your portfolio!"
I'm very exited be back to designing for interiors.
I'm very excited to be working with a new design house with such a long record for artistry.
Did I mention I'm excited!
I'm very exited be back to designing for interiors.
I'm very excited to be working with a new design house with such a long record for artistry.
Did I mention I'm excited!
Monday, 27 April 2015
New Design From Enchated Textile Design By Kirsteen Lyons
New Design From Enchated Textile Design
By Kirsteen Lyons
By Kirsteen Lyons
Friday, 20 March 2015
That feeling the first time your art is professionally manufactured!
I have just finished a new collection of 32 designs. They are currently 3% transferred to the printer. I never get over the excitement, not should I, it's really magic to see your artwork professionally made.
I think every designer remembers the first time vividly. I was doing my work placement and MYB a wonderful Scottish lace manufacturer who had run a competition at my university for a week work placement there. As the winning student I was already riding high on success.
After I had been there a couple of days the small design team was all in a busstle of excitement, they bundled me down to the factory floor and stood grinning about a huge chugging machine. Abruptly I realised what they were so excited about the real actual lace appearing from out to the machine was my art!
It had a real professional lace look but also the feel and flavour of my own unique drawing style. Magic! I nearly cried. I think the lovely Margo Graham, (MYB's senior designer) nearly cried too, showing that after all her years she too had not forgotten the feeling you get the first time your artwork gets professionally made!
MYB Textiles have fabrics in the white house and in Stephen Spielberg films and they made me as welcome as you would expect in a Celtic nation, I am grateful.
Here is some madras lace I produced at MYB.
Here is a link to an article about Margo Graham and MYB.
http://makeworks.co.uk/articles/margo-graham-myb-interview
I think every designer remembers the first time vividly. I was doing my work placement and MYB a wonderful Scottish lace manufacturer who had run a competition at my university for a week work placement there. As the winning student I was already riding high on success.
After I had been there a couple of days the small design team was all in a busstle of excitement, they bundled me down to the factory floor and stood grinning about a huge chugging machine. Abruptly I realised what they were so excited about the real actual lace appearing from out to the machine was my art!
It had a real professional lace look but also the feel and flavour of my own unique drawing style. Magic! I nearly cried. I think the lovely Margo Graham, (MYB's senior designer) nearly cried too, showing that after all her years she too had not forgotten the feeling you get the first time your artwork gets professionally made!
MYB Textiles have fabrics in the white house and in Stephen Spielberg films and they made me as welcome as you would expect in a Celtic nation, I am grateful.
Here is some madras lace I produced at MYB.
Here is a link to an article about Margo Graham and MYB.
http://makeworks.co.uk/articles/margo-graham-myb-interview
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