In this section I propose some coordinated sample projects for clothing with their related chromatic variants and an hypothetical model indicating drawing proportions for the collections I present in the FASHION SKETCHES Section.
With these same projects, I represented the use of textiles for sofas upholstery and for some home cushions lines, suggesting that some valid graphic solutions can be used for other needs.
Designing textiles, as for all the world of design, involves a study of emerging trends and market needs in order to elaborate the drawings to be reproduced on textiles (or on leather through print or carving), which will look differently according to the various commodities they are applied to.The same design might be looking bright or matt, raised or flat, defined or more blurred if applied to silk or wool or cotton; wool, for instance, will give a different aesthetic imprint on a clothing textile than on one suitable for a coat.
The same design can also be developed for clothing as well as for furniture with different printing technologies or jaquard.