Learn how to generate design ideas for your surface pattern and textile designs so you can create successful patterns
If your art needs a little more interest than just a simple tossed layout, here are 14 ideas with examples of different ways to lay out your motifs. Get this resource when you subscribe to the FREE Surface Pattern Boss Toolkit! #surfacepatterndesignadvice #patterndesigntools
Surface pattern design by Agata Krzyszkowska
Expanding an Illustration into a Surface Pattern Design Mini Collection
Surface Pattern Design by Gabrielle Neil
Joyful and playful illustration and surface pattern design with a focus on bold colour combinations. Available for commissions, artist collaborations and licensing.
Stawberry pattern by Yu Yasutake
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Illustration & Surface Design — Jenny Koland | Surface Pattern Design and Illustration
Ocho Rios Print
Today's installment of Behind the Stationery takes us to Michigan with Kristen of Worthwhile Paper! We're so excited for Kristen to share the story of how she started her business and how she comes up with new ideas!
Learn how to build your creative surface pattern design business to earn a full-time living.
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In this tutorial, I will walk you through the foundation for creating any seamless pattern - drawing the assets or the elements that make up the pattern. This might seem like a simple part of the process, but there are a few best practices you can follow to make sure that your seamless pattern looks professional. Whether you're an established surface designer or a beginner to the whole process these quick tips will help you take your repeat patterns to the next level.
SURFACE PATTERN DESIGN & ILLUSTRATION
Phone Wallpaper #5. © Sam Bruce
Surface design pattern collection in blue, abstract designs, floral design, leaves and animals
Chelsea’s Challenge is a monthly post series in The Textile Design Lab, in which we share design ideas and inspiration to help our students create new work and build their portfolios. The goal of these challenges is to provide a jumping-off point and help spark ideas for prints that may be outside of their usual go-to themes or styles. You can read more about the Challenges here. Please enjoy two of the stand-out collections created by our members last month, in response […]