This article was published 12 years I met Rhian McLaren when she exhibited as part of Spotted at Top Drawer during the London Design Festival. I was instantly drawn to her mid-century patterns and keen to find out more… What’s the most important thing to know about you? That despite…
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Confessions of a Design Geek
interview :: elizabeth corkery
This article was published 12 years Elizabeth Corkery has just moved to Boston and launched Print Club Boston, an online resource for affordable limited edition silkscreen prints, all of which are made in her studio. We talked London, Sydney and New York, co-working spaces and favourite colours… What’s the most…
Confessions of a Design Geek
creative spaces :: clarissa hulse
This article was published 14 years I was recently very lucky to be invited to Clarissa Hulse‘s North London studio to screenprint my very own Clarissa Hulse cushion – what a fantastic way to spend a Thursday morning! Her studio is spacious, light-filled and, as you’d expect, a riot of colour,…
Confessions of a Design Geek
creative spaces :: chase and wonder
This article was published 14 years Chase and Wonder make gorgeous screenprinted stationery and home accessories from a converted cowshed in rural Worcestershire. Well, if that’s not worth a creative spaces post, I don’t know what is! It was a shell when they found it, no electricity, no wall panels…
Confessions of a Design Geek
here’s one I made earlier :: screenprinting tips
This article was published 15 yearsI’m currently doing a screen printing course at Putney School of Art & Design and although I’ve posted about screen printing before, I’ve picked up a few tips that I thought might be worth sharing. Now that I’ve progressed into printing in multiple colours, this…
Confessions of a Design Geek
here's one I made earlier :: screenprinting
I recently had the great pleasure to spend an evening at The Make Lounge on their Screen Printed Textiles workshop. I first tried my hand at screenprinting at the Print Block in Whitstable, during the Oyster Festival and I’m starting to think I might have caught the bug!