Showing posts with label Textile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Textile. Show all posts

Sunday, March 25, 2012

[DEPOT] CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT-TEXTILE

The design concept of those two modules is derived from the post and beam structure which can be found in licensing department. The white steal material and rivets compose the design elements. The arch-like structure provides design characters in the modules.
The first design concept of this module is derived from organic ideas, and it emphasizes the balance relationship between natural elements and artificial products. The central element presents the symmetrical layout and geometrical shape. This part represents the rational structure and shows the principle of harmony and balance. The centralized pattern looks like an industrial products, and it presents the sense of stable. Another part in this module is constructed by variable lines. The curve lines emphasize the dynamic form and show the principle of variability. It symbolizes the organic concept and expresses the natural elements in this pattern. The first part of pattern is overlapped by the second part, and it represents the idea of protection. This module is combined by first and second part, and it shows an interesting combination. And it also symbolizes that the harmonious relationship between natural figures and industrial elements. In addition, it not only shows the rational, but also displays the dynamic one. The final module expresses the radial layout and the centralized patterns show the three dimensional form.
The second module is derived from the industrial elements which can be found in the toilet of licensing department. The vertical element is simplified to be a symmetrical pattern which is similar to module1. And it shows the natural element and represents tree stem.  The green ideas can be brought into the module by this vertical element. The oval patterns are constructed by three semicircular, and it looks like a leaf. The leaf shaped pattern also symbolizes the idea of sustainability and the harmonious relationship between nature and human beings. The second module is constructed by geometrical patterns and presents rational layout. Moreover, the symmetrical module shows continuous curved lines and presents the principle of harmony and balance. 








TEXTILE


Monday, February 14, 2011

Textile pattern



Thumbnail Sketches


10"X10" Textile Pattern


30"X30" 9 Block Final Pattern

The bright colors of Hakka fabric were created by traditional Taiwanese, and the colors present some unique design elements that are used to construct textile pattern. The high color contrast of Hakka fabric enhances visual effect of the pattern, and it also influences the layout of design elements. The background color which is derived from traditional Hakka clothing represents the traditional Hakka spirit and immigrant society in Taiwan. The cyan background and elements with warm tones create strongly contrast and interesting conflict. The varied peony flower shapes which were placed around the textile pattern represent health and fortune. In addition, they show the magnificent color and principle of repletion. The dragon which dominates the pattern shows that the Taiwanese culture was deeply influenced by Chinese culture. The Tung flowers and plum blossoms which were placed behind the dragon represent multi-culture in this Island and emphasize the spirit of Taiwan.