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About me

With a passion for textiles and pattern I studied textile design, screen-printing and dyeing at the Sir John Cass School of Art, London.

Diverted by beautiful photography and typography, I went on to gain certification in magazine and publishing design at the London College of Communication which directed my career as an editorial designer.

Surface pattern design was re-vitalised in 2017 when I discovered the Textile Design Lab. I am continuing to develop my style and contribute to the Pattern Observer Studio. I have been represented by them at SURTEX and PREMIER VISION trade shows.

Available to work freelance. in-house or remotely. I enjoy collaboration and would fit in with your team, interacting with designers and merchandisers.

How dilly designs can help you:

Design, illustration, prints and patterns for, apparel , home style , stationery , lifestyle products , quilting 

Technical production: artwork and collection development , colour separations , pattern repeats , trend research , artwork preparation for production 

Details

AvailabilityLooking for work

ContractPerm, Freelance, Temp-Perm, Part time, Remote

LocationLeicester: United Kingdom

Working locationsEngland, Scotland, Wales

Skill LevelMiddleweight

Tagged Job TitlesFashion Graphic Designer, Surface Pattern Designer, Textile Designer

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Skills

adobe creative cloud, apparel, dying, engineered prints, freelance, homewares, illustrator, pattern into repeat, Photoshop, placement prints, screenprinting, stationery, technical repeats, Textile Design

Sector Experience

apparel, engineered prints, Fashion, freelance, homewares, placement prints, stationery, Surface pattern designer, technical repeats, textile designer, Wallpaper

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Jane's work

Indian Summer

Summer School 2020

Wraptious artist competition

Curating my portfolio

Autumn/Winter 2019-2020 Trend: Camouflage

Activewear

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