Textile Design

21 students

In the Department of Fashion and Textiles at The Glasgow School of Art you will find an international community of around 150 students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. Textile Design is concerned with the design of cloth for Interiors and Fashion. There are two broad areas of Textile Design known as ‘Structure’ and ‘Surface’. Structural Textiles include woven and knitted textiles where th... More

Welcome

Introduction to Textile Design

Fashion Show 21 – Showcase featuring Y3 Fashion and Textile Design. Courtesy Y3 students.

from PINK – Colour and Culture 2

from PINK – Colour and Culture 1

from PINK – Colour and Culture 1

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from PINK – KAWAII

from Cinematic Nostalgia

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from Project research

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from Capri

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colour and textures exploration

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Samples Exploration

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Waste Material Collections

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from Development

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from Joyful Nostalgia

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from An ode to colour

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from Interior Collection

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from GRADUATE COLLECTION

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from Baltic Constructivism

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from Materiality

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from ‘Flower’ light sample.

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from Flower sample visualised as a lamp which manipulates light.

from Graduate Collection

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from ‘I Spy’

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from Material Matters

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from Accessories Project

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Early explanatory visualisations

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from ‘SET THE SCENE’ – Editorial

from ‘SET THE SCENE’ – Editorial

from ‘SET THE SCENE’ – Design Process