I have never considered myself anything more than a spectator of Project Runway, but now –
Tim Gunn, I’m ready for my closeup.
I’ve discovered the secret to a design with a perfect fit in less than day –
Spray-on fabric
Fabrican, Ltd. in London invented spray-on fabric way back in 2000. It’s been used in the medical field for dressings, bandages, casts and wound healing products. But now the company is hoping to branch out into fashion, giving designers — like me — a way to be even more creative.
Seamless garments! Custom clothing! Recycled wear! And no more sewing models into clothing before they hit the runway…
…just spray her in!
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Less is so much more
I don’t have that many walls in my New York City apartment, but I am willing to make room for these beauties.
This set of minimalist posters — a tribute to the films of Pixar — was created by Wonchan Lee, an Australian designer.
I love the color palette, and the way Lee was able to reference each film with simple yet brilliant icons.
Can you imagine his take on this year’s nine Oscar-nominated films? Or the TV series nominated for Emmy awards? I mean, what would a poster for Downton Abbey look like from Lee’s point of view?
I’d buy that poster. I’d buy these posters.
I need some more walls.
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