Laura Perryman
MA work
MA work
I enjoy working in a process led and experimental way, and have been exploring stretching and manipulating pattern over 3D forms, tackling scale, quality of line, colour and the deformation of shape through engineering. Utilising techniques I have developed through research within forming and automotive processes, I hope to achieve new conclusions and outcomes to the function and application of print and fabric. A mix of industrial and machine process being married with textile methods and traditional forms of printing. My work approaches automotive design, architectural components and product conclusions.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles, 2007
Specialism
Printed Textiles
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Contact
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07944 859527
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I enjoy working in a process led and experimental way, and have been exploring stretching and manipulating pattern over 3D forms, tackling scale, quality of line, colour and the deformation of shape through engineering. Utilising techniques I have developed through research within forming and automotive processes, I hope to achieve new conclusions and outcomes to the function and application of print and fabric. A mix of industrial and machine process being married with textile methods and traditional forms of printing. My work approaches automotive design, architectural components and product conclusions.
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Experience
- Visiting Lecturer in Textiles (Foundation in Art and Design), Stafford College of Art and Design, Stafford, 2006; Artwork/Print Assistant, S/S 07 Collection, Johnathan Saunders, London, 2006; Sales Adviser/Furniture Department, Designers Guild, Kings Road, London, 2005-7
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Exhibitions
- General Electrics Plasticon Exhibition in conjuction with RCA Vehicle Design Department, Royal College of Art, London, 2006; New Designers Selection, London Design Week, Studio 95, Brick Lane, London, 2005; New Designers 2005, Business Design Centre, London, 2005; Unfolded 05, Loughborough Degree Show, Boiler House Gallery, London, 2005
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Awards
- Second Prize, 5 Designs submitted for vacuum formed carry cases, Pommery Champagne Design Awards, 2006; Second Prize, Colour in Design Competition, Society of Dyers and Colourists, 2006