Congratulations to last year’s graduate Ryoji Morimoto
He is 1 of only 24 artists worldwide who have been selected into Maglamegi Lab’s online competition.
What Should I be/Ryoji Morimoto.
fabric
Hotting up!
The studio’s are hotting up.It’s all to work for.The degree deadline is looming
Imagine…
working in this printroom. Enjoying the colour, pattern, fabric and creating your own designs
to print
Steaming once printed will fix the print to the cloth.
The Clothworker’s Company
This year’s graduate Amber Sorayapour has been showing her collection at Premiervision https://www.premierevision.com/en/
Selected by Texselect to show her portfolio to industry, she had great success too by winning the Clothworkers Interior prize
Amber is featured here on the right alongside Bath Spa MA graduate Emma Fallon who was selected to show her weave portfolio.Well done both Bath Students.
Craftspace
In:site Festival 2019. September 2019 which took place in Birmingham UK city centre, in the grounds of St Philip’s Cathedral.
The public engaged with a selected group of designer/ makers from across the UK, and beyond, who were showing, demonstrating and sharing their craft skills.
They worked with clay, fabric, yarn and wood/acrylic.
I was thrilled to meet up with this year’s graduate Ryoji Morimoto before he returns to Japan next week. ✈️
He had produced such beautiful, coloured, engaging prints that it drew people in to have a closer 👀 .
They immediately began to stitch their favourite good luck symbol onto a working quilt.
The very best of luck 🍀 Ryoji on your career path as it unfolds in Japan
Thank you for being the most generous, kind, talented and thoughtful person during your three years with us in Bath.
Our loss is 🇯🇵 gain.
This opportunity is brought to the city each year by Craftspace.
Read all about them here http://www. craftspace.co.uk/about
We are not afraid of colour
Bring it on!
2nd yr’s rule for Christmas
Always well ahead of the game the 2nd year Textile Design for Fashion and Interiors have been forecasting what will be on trend for next winter.
Here you see fabulous items, designed and made by the talented students, already prepared to sell at the renowned
Bath Christmas Market in December.
Locksbrook revisted
Responding to the history of both Locksbrook and Sion Hill the 3rd year Textile Design for Fashion and Interiors achieved some wonderful outcomes
Up Late @ The Holburne
The students responded to the artifacts, the results were displayed in the museum and a great time was had by all!
The public enjoyed the interaction with the designers and took to trying the craft skills like ducks to water.
Construction Revisited.Work from the 1st year archive
