A few days ago I have just been informed that I'm a new member of Design Factory! New exciting challenges!

I really look forward to working with:

I am so excited! My works (my chair and fabrics) have been shortlisted to go on display at the Cornwall Design Fair in Penzance! It is a high end contemporary crafts fair similar to the Bovey Tracey contemporary crafts fair.
The fair lasts until Sunday!
Come and see! You can buy many lovely items!

My chair next to work by fellow students Photographer - Ruth Wynton

Through a lot of samples and experiments with digital print I came up with my final fabric for upholstery.
I printed my design on to cotton sateen digitally and then contacted with a professional local upholsterer. He helped me to finish my old chair.

At the beginning his work

Finished chair I'm really pleased with my final outcome

Ready stand for Degree Show

It is my latest fabric collection based on unique flower - Edelweiss.

Playing with fabric paints

I used a natural fabric embellishing the prints with hand and machine embroidery as well as applique to achieve interesting and distinguished details.

My main aim was to design and produce a professional fabric for upholstery. I was inspired by my old chair found at a car boot sale. The chair was in poor condition so I wanted to renew it and give a breath of something new created by me. That's why I focused on designing the right fabric for upholstery.
Some of us are familiar with the story of a magical fern flower which blooms for a very short time on the eve of the Summer solstice. The flower brings fortune and luck to person who finds it. My fabrics inspired by mentioned fern flower are a pencil drawing and they have been developed with Adobe Photoshop and then printed digitally.

Digital printing on cotton sateen and cotton canvas

visualistion

I love the quality of pencil drawings!

Inspired by nature... I've found a great potential in leaves. I wanted to create a pattern based on leafy shape but after further investigations I started to think of deconstruction.

I used a soldering iron to burn out holes

My final samples are a combination of traditional drawing and real pictures of deconstructed leaves.

Digital printing

Digital and sublimation printing

Some time ago, I had a great chance to design my own wallpaper, while taking part in Osborne & Little competition.
I've done couple of samples by using traditional technique - screen printing. Now I know that it's such a hard work, it requires great precision and patience. Designing and printing digitally is a lot quicker and easier. I admire people who still produce wallpapers manually!

Flower design inspired by Euphrasia