Preamble
For you convenience I have listed below other posts in this series which were sourced from the book - The Pattern Base[1]:
The Pattern Base by Kristi O'Meara - Book Review
The Geometric Abstract Designs of Kristi O'Meara
Representational Designs of Kristi O'Meara
Geometric Patterns Designed by Patrick Morissey and Jasmin Elisa Guerrero
Introduction
‘The Pattern Base: Over 550 Contemporary Textile & Surface Designs’ is a compliation of patterns authored by Kristi O’Meara. It presents textile and surface design by some of the most exciting up-and-coming designers worldwide and points to the way ahead for this vibrant field. The future possibilities of print, pattern and clothing are endless and this book leads the way into that future. Hence, it's a wonderful sourcebook for all students, professionals and enthusiasts of textile and fashion design. The book includes illustrative, abstract, geometric, floral, representational and digital designs; and knitted, woven, hand-dyed and digitally printed fabrics[1].
Today’s post highlights two designers, Patrick Morissey and Jasmin Elisa Guerrero, whose works feature in ‘Section 1: Geometric’ of ‘The Pattern Base’[1]
Geometric Patterns Designed by Patrick Morissey and Jasmin Elisa Guerrero
Patrick Morrisey, Paradise (2012).
Patrick Morrisey, Adrenalin (2012).
Patrick Morrisey, Hypnotized (2012).
Patrick Morrisey, Midnight (2012).
Patrick Morrisey, Velvet (2012).
Jasmine Elisa Guerrero, Sevilla 1A (2012).
Jasmine Elisa Guerrero, Sevilla 1B (2012).
Jasmine Elisa Guerrero, Sevilla 1C (2012).
Jasmine Elisa Guerrero, Sevilla 1D (2012).
Reference:
[1] K. O'Meara, The Pattern Base, Thames & Hudson London (2015).
For you convenience I have listed below other posts in this series which were sourced from the book - The Pattern Base[1]:
The Pattern Base by Kristi O'Meara - Book Review
The Geometric Abstract Designs of Kristi O'Meara
Representational Designs of Kristi O'Meara
Geometric Patterns Designed by Patrick Morissey and Jasmin Elisa Guerrero
Introduction
‘The Pattern Base: Over 550 Contemporary Textile & Surface Designs’ is a compliation of patterns authored by Kristi O’Meara. It presents textile and surface design by some of the most exciting up-and-coming designers worldwide and points to the way ahead for this vibrant field. The future possibilities of print, pattern and clothing are endless and this book leads the way into that future. Hence, it's a wonderful sourcebook for all students, professionals and enthusiasts of textile and fashion design. The book includes illustrative, abstract, geometric, floral, representational and digital designs; and knitted, woven, hand-dyed and digitally printed fabrics[1].
Today’s post highlights two designers, Patrick Morissey and Jasmin Elisa Guerrero, whose works feature in ‘Section 1: Geometric’ of ‘The Pattern Base’[1]
Geometric Patterns Designed by Patrick Morissey and Jasmin Elisa Guerrero
Reference:
[1] K. O'Meara, The Pattern Base, Thames & Hudson London (2015).
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