The creative freedom of the brief is attractive.
My interest in interior design and other direction areas of design fit with the brief.
Examples of existing products:
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Simple diamond repeat.
Photographs with extras, in context, add to the idea of selling a lifestyle. |
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| Images similar to this do not communicate a sense of scale of the pattern. |
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| Using a distorted form creates more interesting imagery. |
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| Communicating a story through a photoshoot is a valuable marketing strategy. |
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| The current market is all very similar. Creativity appears to be a rarity. |
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| The tile for this print is hard to locate; well considered. |
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| A print created with pencil. |
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| Taken from a competitor of FEATHR, the predictable is evident again. |
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| Stripes, butterflies, birds, tiles and trees appear the most common. |
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| Hand illustrated, textured and quaint. |
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| Skeumorphism 1. |
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| Skeumorphism 2. |
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| Skeumorphism 3. |
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| Urban Outfitters present their products in an alternative manner to stop merging with competitors. |
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| A contemporary approach to wallpaper. |
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| The repeat tile is obvious here. |
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| Stripes. Wallpaper doesn't have to cover the whole of a wall. |
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| Viewing objects over the wallpaper creates scale. |
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| An extension of wallpaper design, apply the design to furnishings. |
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| An extension of wallpaper design, apply the design to furnishings. |
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| Considering the target audience, what objects can I use (re-appropriate) to relate to them? |
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