Posts Tagged ‘Prints’
Katya Zorin | Ukrainian Flavor
|February 7, 2012
Traditional textiles and specifically the Ukrainian embroidery runs inside Katya Zorin’s vains. This super illustraded designer moved to Israel from Ukraine when she was 12 years old and since then something about her legacy keeps her mind busy.
Now, as a recent graduate she’s doing what she does best, drawing and dreaming all day long and the outcome is at times dreamy and other times quite dark…
You can find lots of Katya-ish moments at her society6 shop and the fun part is that it grows every time I come back!

www.katyazorin.com


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Student Break | Efrat Goldstien | Little Women
|November 30, 2011

 During her first three years in school, Efrat Goldstien used only black and white… Who would have known that this girl will have the most vibrant collection of them all?! Efrat’s project deals with her criticism against the women of the fifties and their role at home. By humor and exaggeration she tried to emphasize how women were one dimensional. I’m blown away by every little detail in this collection!
In times like this, I wish I could upload larger images!!!
FYI, Efrat is a graduate of the Fashion Design Department at Shenkar College.
{Photos by Asaf Einy}
You can get in touch with Efrat here:
efrat_go {at} yahoo {dot} com

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Student Break | Yael Korotich | Nature’s Texture
|November 17, 2011

 Yael Korotic is a third year student at the Textile Design Department of Shenkar College of Engineering and Design. While visiting lecturer, Ayelet Iontef‘s Home Textile Class I was blown away by Yael’s presentation and her naturalistic prints. She created her own personal interpretation for a back to nature concept in a minimalistic yet smart way.
This textured magic is called “Kapilka” which means “A little bit” in Russian.
FYI, technically Yael is a forth year student by now ;)
You can get in touch with Yael here:
yaelkorotich {at} gmail {dot} com

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Dana Ben-Shalom | Blacking Out
|September 7, 2011

 “By avoiding color in it’s primal sense, I allow myself to dive into a whole world of sensitivities that enhance the material used, its depth, lights and shadows and the mystery and memories behind it.”
Black and white are by far my fave color combination! I can work it any day of the week. So… I can’t stress enough how happy I was while receiving this beauty by the much talented textile designer, Dana Ben-Shalom. I have a thing for textile designers. There is nothing wrong with that, right?
Oh, just one more thing, Dana’s Nature collection blew my mind! Colors and textures in full glory.
danabenshalom.yolasite.com

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Eva Mendelbaum | Intergalactic Thoughts
|September 6, 2011

 Two visual artists, Noam Zucker and Michael Sperer, decided it was time to ditch the art world and enter the fashion zone with a bang. What an admirable move, don’t you think? They created “Eva Mendelbaum” back in 2009 and these days their second collection aka “Radio Enterprise” hits the stands. I’m fascinated by their intergalactic prints and especially the one with the clouds. Such a smart and yet so simple concept! This is one of those times that I want to pinch myself. Why didn’t I think of it sooner? Point to self, clouds are my new obsession. Some instagram madness is on it’s way.
{Photos by Yanai Yechiel}
www.evamendelbaum.com

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