Print development

A Level Textiles Flower project. Design and print development. Range of dresses based on the process of decay in flowers, and the process of creating textile print

Exquisite embroidery style surface print design inspired from vintage Indian embroideries. Artwork developed into large seamless repeat and also comes with individual motifs in PNG format. Perfect for a range of printed end products from home décor to fashion and lifestyle products as well as wallpapers and more. All artworks are developed keeping in mind the end use, be it home & interiors, fashion apparel prints and for paper and packaging. Hence all elements are high resolution, clean and…

The making of an EKA dress is with a studied approach and an imaginative impulse. It is an assemblage of textiles and their colours, hand blocks carved for the exacting prints, details in the construction, and the human endeavour behind it all. Explore EKA Core ‘24 online now.

Amravati, an exquisite print design with hand painted elements inspired from antique Indian miniature paintings that exude luxury and elegance with flamboyant motifs in rich yet subdued tones of green, gold, pink etc,. All my artworks are developed keeping in mind the end use, be it home interiors or fashion apparel prints as well as for paper and packaging. Hence they are seamless repeats and with elements that are high resolution, clean and with good tonal saturation for a great print…

Jewel toned pattern and maximalist art print now available - Mermaid's Coin Illustration

Seamless marbled effect peach swirls print developed for a client.

Have you ever wanted to design your own textile prints but are unsure where to start? Would you like to emerge into the world of textiles, creative processes and digital repeats? Digital Fabrics customer education courses and workshops are a great way for you to get the best out of our services. With our industry experts on hand we can teach you fundamental design methods and help you to design print and patterns for fashion, home-wares or any other project that you can imagine! LEARN MORE

Cyanotype print developing one of my hand drawn designs.

Massachusetts design studio Nervous System has developed a method of 3D-printing jewellery and garments with articulated joints so they automatically change shape once removed from the printer.