Natalie MeeganSurface Design and Textiles

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Buildings

originalsketches

The OutcomeI produced a collection of printed fabrics and wallpapers from repeat designs I created from my original

sketches. I also designed my own warp to suit my project which allowed me to create hand woven pieces which I then used as base fabrics for my

prints.

Wilderness

originalsketches

The OutcomeI produced 3 final pieces for this project. All 3 are very textural and act like a 3d collage. I used digital prints of my photography, as well as abstract monoprints I created to use as the backgrounds, which i then stitched into to add more depth.

Bewitchingtales

originalsketches

The OutcomeThis collection was one of the first i created with a minimal colour palette.it was predominantly textile print based,

and i designed my own warp to replicate an open book which i then

printed onto to mimic my caddesigns.

Bright barks

originalsketches

The OutcomeThis project required us to design our own trend. i chose the electronicaccessories market, with a theme

based on the beauty of nature mixed with bright neon pops of colour.i took macro photographs which i then drew over to create textural drawings, that i then recreated inceramics, embroidery and laser

cutting.

old friends

originalsketches

The OutcomeThis project was inspired by an old family journal. i took the line ‘old

friends are best’ from ahandwritten poem by a 9 year old, and then used this motto to inspire a series of nostalgic illustrations

which i then translatedin to textile print.

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birds

The OutcomeI was inspired by my wildernessproject to carry on with the

animal theme. i had access to the print room so decided to make my peacock in to a screen as i thought it would translate well. this piece was created using the

monoprint technique.

safari

The Outcomei played around with painting monoprints directly on to mygiraffe screen to see what i

could produce.for this piece i masked off

sections of the screen and painted aztec patterns. i wasn’t sure how it would turn out but i’m really

pleased with it.

puppiesthis is a new and ongoing project.

it is the first time i haveincorporated colour in to my original drawings, something

which i have enjoyed doing and i love the end result. i am hoping to

expand this range further andapply the same technique to more

illustrations.

thank you!

that’s me!i hope you liked my work!

if you’d like to see more please get in touch:

[email protected]@Nataliesarahsurface@natsarahsurface