Hanna Wernings motifs are much later in scale than Brie Harrison & are primarily in siluhouette form. She uses around 6-7 colours for each design and around 6-12 motifs. Some animals such as the deers and butterflies are a reoccuring theme in her work but she alters the shape of the animal with each design while in single designs the same motif can occur but in various sizes.
Brie Harrison is a Print Designer based in London, she works with a variety wrapping papers and greeting cards for the stationary company Art Angels.
She's worked for a number of clients such as Radley, WGSN, Amelia's Magazine, Accessorize and Anthropologie and Illustrator Mike Perry's book 'over & over' which is a book source for pattern design.
Brie works with strong colours and patterns. She gets her inspiration from nature, retro children's books, vintage found fabrics, art deco prints and other objects.
There is a strong folk art remanises in Brie's work. She's uses around 7-12 motifs for each designs, using a motif to create backgrounds to create a busy ambiance & around 7-12 colour palette.
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Lauren Moriartys childs beside lamp table, this combines the two as well as being decorative and interesting to children. This uses glow in the dark fabric so there is no need for wires or electricity making it safe as well as decorative. The colours are calming while linking with the sea theme, the theme is also simulating for childrens imagination and educational purposes.
This are DNA structures, up close they have numbers embodied on to them, forming the DNA strands and coding.
I felt like these represented slides, something I've been looking into. The placement of these are interesting to, it's as if as a whole they form a cellular structure.
I put together a series of white on white images, to give me ideas for shape, composition and tone.
