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The People's Print
The People's Print pioneers new concepts for textile design combining traditional and digital technologies, open source, participatory and
co-design, aiming to create a community of like minded people with a passion for designing their own textiles.
Founded in 2011 by Dr Emma Neuberg and Melanie Bowles
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The People's Print devise pioneering workshops which look at design theory in parallel with a hands on and practical approach to create textiles design using traditional and digital techniques. Referencing historic movements, culture, heritage, current practices with new technologies and localised industry that foster sustainability.
The People's Print offers a toolbox to empower the participant and consumer to be at the center of the design process. Focusing on Digital Textile Design and Print for production.
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The People's Print workshops are run by Emma and Melanie who work together and independently with the shared passion for creating textiles.
Dr Emma Neuberg is an artist and researcher, she is founder of
Melanie Bowles is author of Digital Textile Design and lecturer at Chelsea College of Art.
The People's Print comes to the V&A
http://thepapercraftpost.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/digital-textile-design_30.html
ReplyDeleteHi Melanie,
Here is a link to a review of your wonderful book, recently posted on my blog.Thanks.
I am an advocate of digital cutting machines (like the Silhouette Cameo, with print-and-cut capability) - they enable everyone to become a maker. Really ties in with your zeitgeist!
Hi Melanie
ReplyDeleteI would be ever so grateful if you had any contacts who would love to create digital African patterns.
So far I'm finding it hard to find a designer who is ready to take on this project to a high standard.
Many thanks in advance
Steph
Interesting one,i saw your article in google, very interesting to read.I have seen this blog,its really nice to read and has more informative information.digital insite printing
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