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Effect Of Paradox Textile Print Design

Effect Of Paradox

Effect Of Paradox is a textile print design created for fashion products. The pattern shows the glittering shapes of bioluminescent plankton on the sea, drawn as clear blue flowers in bloom. The motif was made with a graphic tablet, and overlapping layers give a mysterious underwater effect. One repeat measures 180 by 130 millimetres, and colour and scale can be adjusted. The pattern is printed on satin by digital textile printing and can be applied to blouses, dresses, scarves and bags. The intent is to share the beauty of recovered nature.

Effect Of Paradox Textile Print Design by YunAh Han has been featured as a grand example of fashion design by the A' Design Awards. Effect Of Paradox Textile Print Design received the Silver A' Design Award in Textile, Fabric, Textures, Patterns and Cloth Design in 2021. The A' Textile, Fabric, Textures, Patterns and Cloth Design Award is an international, juried, academic and meritocratic design accolade which celebrates excellent design of structural fabric, engineered cloth, smart textiles, technical textiles, woven fabric, jacquard fabric, tapestries and more.

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