really like this idea as the lamposts are almost unrecognisable from afar, look like delicate florals, but realistically there just everyday 'mundane' objects from our environment. would work well for day as the pattern is subtle, yet had that quirky edge.
whilst out doing some market research, I came across a printed top in Zara, which used polycotton, its thin thickness meant there was a lighter variation of the design on the back of the top, which looked really effective, these are some of my experiments with polycotton.
reversible prints: experimenting with small scale prints,creating the illusion of smaller checks,patterns..contrasted with the larger abstract print..painstrokes..using shades from the same pallette to keep some connection between the two.
Im am a textile for fashion designer in my first year at university at manchester Met. my current interests are in print, on my blog you can view some of my latest designs.