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Laurel Herring Johnson
Textile Design BA Hons

Bucks New University

Specialisms: Printmaking / Textiles / Textiles for Interiors

Location: Oxford, United Kingdom

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Bucks New University

Laurel Herring Johnson

Laurel Herring Johnson ArtsThread Profile

First Name: Laurel

Last Name: Herring Johnson

Specialisms: Printmaking / Textiles / Textiles for Interiors

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My Location: Oxford, United Kingdom

University / College: Bucks New University

Course / Program Title: Textile Design BA Hons

About

I am a textile design student with a background in textile print design and printing. I have some experience with CAD software, visual communication, and pattern design. I do have a good eye for colour and detail. I am a hardworking student who likes to finish tasks promptly.

I am responsible, kind, patient, caring and organized. I am willing to learn new things to develop my skills further. I am good at listening and following instructions. I can be shy at times but otherwise I am quite lively. My interests are fashion, textiles, pattern design, cooking and floristry. My career goals include textile design using traditional techniques and modern technology.

Fruit screen print wallpapers for Childrens rooms Fabric screen prints for fashion

This was a print project that I did at the beginning of my university degree. This was a print project based on geometric patterns. I did screenprinting, lino printing, monoprinting, foil flocking, and sublimation printing

For this project I used natural materials to design patterns for surfaces. I went outside and collected leaves and things to use at work. I put some leaves and twigs into moulds and cast them in resin. I also did some weaving with twigs using found objects such as old cables.

For this project, we had to choose an idiom to help base our knitting samples on. I chose the apple of my eye. I used the colours from apples and paintings of apples to produce my colour palette

This is a project based on West African textiles, where I experiment with different processes, such as domestic ribber knitting, sublimation printing, and digital pattern design. I heat-pressed my digital pattern designs and my drawings onto fabric.