Posts Tagged ‘Silk print’
Mika Barr | Geometric Pillows
|January 16, 2012
Folding as a way of living is a philosophy that Mika Barr believes in with all her heart and soul. Al least that’s how I see it ;)
Mika began her journey with 3D folding fabrics as a textile design student at the Shenkar College of Engineering and Design. Now after folding and folding since forever, I’m excited to introduce you to Geo, her debut collection of geometric pillows for Talents design.

www.mikabarr.com

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World Break | Coni Della Vedova | Spanish Colors
|July 24, 2011

 When Coni wrote me about her work, a few weeks ago, I was intrigued by the process behind the scenes and Coni was kind enough to share with us some pics. I love the fact that all of Coni’s work is being done by hand. It looks like you need some muscles to get the job done or as Coni likes to say “it’s the type of work that makes your hands hurt… but it gives you great joy after seeing the printed result!”
At this moment I’m loving Coni’s Do What You Love | Love What You Do print but there is a lot more where that came from at her etsy shop.
{This is a Spanish World Break}
You can get in touch with Coni here:
conidellavedova {at} gmail {dot} com

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Israelis@MilanDesignWeek | Sharon Shalita and Meital Brokas | Nature Blues
|April 17, 2011

 I’m gonna wrap things up with the creations of Sharon and Meital, two recent graduates from the Textile Design Department at the Shenkar College of Engineering and Design. The two were inspired by 18th century Toile de Jouy, French designs. These ladies didn’t take the easy path. Meital wove the fabrics by hand while combining silver and gold threads and textile yarns, then Sharon engraved each and every image and finally printed with silkscreen using blue ink. It’s so amazing to think about all the hard and delicate work the duo have done!
You can see a lot more right here.
You can get in touch with Sharon here: sharonshalita {at} gmail {dot} com

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Ron Nadel | Tel Aviv in Silkscreen Prints
|January 2, 2011

  • Azrieli Towers | Tel Aviv | 1999
  • Reading Power Station| Tel Aviv | 1937
  • Shalom Meir Tower| Tel Aviv | 1965
  • Ron's work in progress
 It all began as a poster for Israel’s Independence Day capturing the essence of the country at its 61st birthday while the main theme was Tel Aviv’s 100th anniversary. Lately Ron made a special adaptation for silkscreen prints celebrating Tel Aviv’s special monuments and I have to admit he makes me want to explore silkscreen prints myself. There is nothing like a lovely two color combination to bright up my day!
You can get your own Tel Aviv iPhone wallpaper here.
{This is a DesignBreak by Oren Fait}

www.ronadel.com

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Gal Stern | Dare to wear!
|January 25, 2010

  • Rain Forest
 You need a lot of confidence to pull off wearing these tights, I dont think I could…. What about you?
I’m fascinated with all those colors and unique prints! My favorite at the moment is the “Rain Forest”.
You can read an interview with Gal here.

www.gal-stern.com

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