Sally Campbell Textiles

Sally Campbell is a wonderful Textile Designer from Australia. She inspires me because she lives and breaths the art and is always inspiring me with her Instagram shots of travels in India and the talented artisans she meets and the lovely fabrics she finds.

Textiles Inspiration: Tetiana Kartasheva

Tetiana Kartasheva published some new designs today on Bēhance that I wanted to share with you.

Textiles Inspiration: Makumo

Miki Fukuyama who designs under the name Makumo is todays Textiles Inspiration.

Textiles Inspiration: Sunny Todd

Today I came upon the delightfully bright, simple and clean textile prints by British Print designer Sunny Todd and was instantly lifted out of my February freeze.

Textile by Gavin Edwards

Recently I was sent a link to this amazing short film called Textile by Gavin Edwards, inspired by exhibition of Post War British Textiles at Copenhagen Design Museum. 

Isn’t it brilliant?

Gwyn

Film by Gavin Edwards of Movult

Sound design by Thomas Williams

Textiles Inspiration: Skinny laMinx

At last a post about Skinny laMinx and Heather Moore! She’s a sure favourite of mine and no doubt yours too if you have seen her work before? And what better time to write this but at the introduction of her brand new fabulous collection: Rough Cuts.

Textiles Inspiration: Elizabeth Olwen

How fresh and uplifting Elizabeth Olwen‘s work is. Put me in a great mood writing this post (rainy rainy Vancouver day). All her prints are really cute and whimsical with interesting shapes and colours. Very fresh and inspiring this rainy Friday!

Textiles Inspiration: Holli Zollinger

Hello! Hows about some Monday Textiles Inspiration via the talented artist and textile designer Holli Zollinger?

Textiles Inspiration: Tetiana Kartasheva

Tetiana Kartasheva is an illustrator and textile designer. She is new to pattern design, but as you can see she is definitely a natural talent and is excited to progress in this field.

Textiles Inspiration: Tamasyn Gambell

Tamasyn Gambell for Førest London

Tamasyn Gambell, is a talented printed textile designer with a big green heart. After studying at The Chelsea School of Art and at the Royal College, then designing for both high street and high end fashion labels, Tamasyn became disenchanted by all the waste and lack of innovation in todays textile industry and decided to set up her own business in London producing beautiful prints, like the above geometric pattern with a retro feel, as eco-logically as possible.