Pattern People is a surface print studio based in Portland, Oregon. Here, Jessie and Claudia, along with some amazing contributing artists, create artwork for apparel and interior companies.
Technology and simplicity combine in response to a compelling need for a fuss free, efficient way of life. The extreme formations of deconstructivist architecture and the visionary designs of retro futurism join for a juxtaposition of linear compositions and fluid lines
Times of uncertainty often force us to consider our roots. Rich in tradition, ritual and cultural identity, Central and South American countries draw strength from preserving a traditional way of life. Spiritual beliefs, ancient lore and customs are deeply ingrained in the foundation of such societies.
Selected as one of the Time Magazine's Top 100 design influencers, "The Sartorialist" simply shares photographs of people that he sees on the streets.
Pattern People is a surface print studio based in Portland, Oregon. Here, Jessie and Claudia, along with some amazing contributing artists, create artwork for apparel and interior companies.
Out with grisaille! Summer 2011 “Stabilos” the world to make it resemble a sixties‟ musical comedy! To the sound of lively electro, the brain is out to lunch, irony acts up, objects take a holiday and silhouettes adopt tones that fizz and pop! Long-live naïve humor, plastic and cardboard cut-outs!
An urge to escape to a fantasy world of extravagance and eccentricity is expressed through an unapologetic return to decadence. An antique element is inspired by the 1920s; a time of frivolity and romanticism.
Pascale Briand, « Lingerie » stylist for the Carlin International Group confirms this trend for Spring 2010.
Thomas Zylberman, « Womenswear » stylist for the Carlin International Group, explains the « KHAKI » trend for Spring 2010.
Fabien Rambert, « Menswear » stylist and Paola Fabbri, Marketing Project Head for the Carlin International Group confirm the musts for the beginning of Spring 2010.
