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Pattern Designers to Watch




Pattern Designers to Watch from 2014b

Moving the needle forward and creating fresh work can be challenging. These artists are doing just that. Whether they’re combining illustration and graphic design, collage and paint, or woven threads in tandem with other styles, everything you see here will influence trends and styles in the coming year. Have a look, get to know these characters and share a few of your favorites with us!

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1. Lotta Neinimen’s crisp, flat and precise landscapes.

2. Adam Lister’s modular cubism.

3. Ayaka Ito’s surreal and unexpected combinations

4. Sandra Nanushka’s floating objects.

5. Grant Gronewold’s pattern collages and illustrative storytelling.

6. Hanna Waldron’s tedious and meticulous woven graphics.

7. Lucas Grogan’s indigo murals turned textiles.

8. Paul Glabicki’s primary expression.

9. Sophie Duran’s figurative and collaged web.

10. Nina Warmerdam’s quirky grids.

Halloween + Skarfe + Lucas Grogan




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Just in time for Halloween, we have these majestic beauties hitting the market. Lucas Grogan recently did a collaboration with the Australian scarf company, Skarfe. The collection is an exquisite combination of illustration, styling and photography. I stumbled upon Grogan’s work on instagram a few years ago while in Bali on vacation. He had just completed a mural for Old Man’s Bali – I was an immediate fan. Staying true to his blue and white color palette, this recent debut presents wit, humor and detailing on oversized lightweight cotton scarves.

 

Tracking Repetitive + Awesome.
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