#designerinterview

[vector-graphic-store]

Welcome to The Vector Graphic Store!

We’re excited to announce the beginning of something extraordinary here at The Vector Graphic Store! As we start building this site, we’re working tirelessly to create a hub for all things graphic design, art, and digital creativity. Whether you're an artist, designer, or just someone passionate about creative content, The Vector Graphic Store will soon become your go-to resource. In the near future, we’ll be launching a range of in-depth articles, including: - Graphic Design News: Stay up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations in the design world. You can sign-up for our newsletter to receive exclusive graphics that won't be added to the website, along with insider news, and valuable insight into the world of commercial art & design. - Art Tutorials: From beginners to advanced designers, we’ll have step-by-step guides to help enhance your skills. - How-To Articles: Learn new tools, techniques, and methods for creating vector graphics and digital artwork. - Exclusive Content: Be on the lookout for special features that dive deep into the art of digital creation. But that’s not all! Our goal is to build a thriving community of creatives, offering insights and resources you won’t find anywhere else. As we continue to grow, expect even more exciting content, including exclusive interviews, spotlights on designers, and industry tips to keep your inspiration flowing. We can't wait to share this journey with you as we prepare to officially launch. Stay tuned for more updates, and get ready to dive into a world of design and creativity at The Vector Graphic Store! Follow us for upcoming news, tutorials, and the official launch date announcement! Read the full article

[behulibride]

PRIDE MAGAZINE How to make the Perfect Wedding Dress ? With Her Long-standing Passion and a Eye for Bridal detail, you are in safe hands with this ethical wedding dress designer.’ “Possessing an artistic flare since the age of four though led her towards this creative field and after winning an award for the first dress she ever designed, she’s not looked back since!” It was wonderful giving interview to the ‘Pride Magazine’..diving into the past to Present..refreshing childhood memories to finding the perfect wedding dress for our lovely brides. #sanyuktashrestha 🥰 Slide next for Full Interview Feature. . . We are certainly super delighted to be in the Lincolnshire’s prestigious and most finest luxurious Magazine @lincolnshirepride.🙏❤️ #designerinterview #sustainabledesigner (at Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCFFXURBdpD/?igshid=1hut6dutsr7kn

[maukevdesigns]

I am very excited to be speaking with @charleseantoinette founder of @blackdesignerdatabase I am the first international designer she will be interviewing. We will talk about my process, journey, inspirations and so much more. So turn on your live notifications Saturday @ 11am ET / Saturday @ 17.00 uur Nl #blackdesignerdatabase #blackjewelrydesigner #jewelrydesigner #metalafro #blackdesigners #metalwigs #goldenhair #maukevjewelry #hautecouturejewelry #ancienttimesinspired #blackownedbusiness #exhibtion2021 #exhibition2022 #exhibitingartist #centraalmuseumutrecht #designerinterview #proudsurinamese (bij Oud-Zuid (Amsterdam)) https://www.instagram.com/p/COf5Y_GNyHo/?igshid=16t3fmougm5us

[rubencespedes-blog]

Getting to know Julian a little more! @juju.branding Check it out guys. 😎🤘 . . #interview #jujubranding #designerinterview #uiuxcreative #logodesigner #branding #branddesign #branddesigner #uidesigners #designinspirations #rubencespedes https://www.instagram.com/p/B6BGtC5AWle/?igshid=xpmq0u90r58b

[neginmf]

#Repost from @patterndesignersclub Hi guys 👋 I am thrilled to announce that I had an interview with @patterndesignersclub ❤ Thank you very much PDC for this opportunity! 🙏 You can read my interview right here 👇🏼 ・・・ Hey Everyone! Its freaky Monday i.e. #PDCFeatureMonday and we are here to introduce you with @negin_mehrabifard born in in Iran and immigrated to Malaysia for my design studies.Currently she is residing in Kish Island at the Persian Gulf. We asked @negin_mehrabifard Q1. What inspired you to become a Pattern Designer? Ans. My background in Graphic Design and my big passion to create surface designs for products, likewise my love for colors.I have always been a computer savvy and my technical skills helped me to become a pattern designer. Q2. Who or what has been the biggest single influence on your approach to designing? Ans. Seeing my designs on different products such as clothing, home decor items, tech accessories, stationery & more always influence me to design and create more. Q3. How would you describe your approach to design? Ans. I have been fascinated by art and design since I was a little girl. I majored in Graphic design in high school and left for Malaysia for my further design studies in University. My background in art reinforced my approach to design. Q4. What is your strongest skill and how have you honed it over the years? Ans. My familiarity with different art mediums and techniques have been enabling me to create pattern designs in a variety of styles. Q5. What are you passionate about besides your work? Ans. Traveling and discovering inspiring things in nature that make me draw.Birds, Acting, Fashion and Shopping! Q6. How do you always make sure you're improving your skills? Ans. I read design blogs and enjoy watching "work in progress" videos from other artists. I have a ton of Pinterest boards. I'm constantly looking for inspiration online and also in real life that make me try different techniques. Thanks @negin_mehrabifard 🙌 Take a look at her Instagram profile @negin_mehrabifard #designerinterview #surfacepatterndesigner #designer #patterndesigner #textiledesignerinterview #textiledesigner #artistinterview https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwzc0WlnJq7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ctz72e2s8nru

[divounlimited]

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Look who stopped by! Check out our spare of the moment interview with international fashion designer @helen_couture. She was super nervous, but is oh so talented and makes some beautiful pieces. It was a pleasure meeting you and I hope to work with you in the future. 😍 #designerinterview #styleeditor #fashioneditor #fashioncorrespondent #imageconsultant #personalshopper #wardrobestylist #fashionstylist #VogueItalia #WWD #CFDA #JonesMagazine #EssenceMag #ModernLuxury #DivoUStyling #Divolife #styleinfluencer #thefashionbombdaily #thezoereport #whowearwhat #stylegram #fashiongram #styleblog #fashionblog #Dubaistyle #Parisstyle #Milanstyle #NYCstyle

[neimdesign]

In Focus: Interview with emerging designer Leonardo Jarlicht We spoke to young & enthusiastic designer about his studies/work experiences in design and fascination for the human being and his behaviors. Click the link to read the inspiring interview https://bit.ly/2GiAZP1

[dshott]

6-page, exclusive interview with @hufmagazine now live at dshott.co.uk/huf 📖💥 "creativity in product design, dreams, and getting electrocuted" #DesignInterview #DesignerInterview #HUFmagazine #BritishDesign #DuncanShotton #ダンカンショットン (at Meguro-ku, Tokyo, Japan)

[sarvin-world]

Do you want to know more about Sarvin brand? Head to @gblabels Website and check out their latest Spotlight on british brand article🦋 #sarvinworld #sustainablebrand #proudlydesignedandmadeinUK #designerinterview #britishdesigner (at Manchester, United Kingdom)

[chansaeraedesign]

The first of my @westedgedesign artist interviews is up on the blog. Learn more about @busterandpunch and their amazing stories. Check out all the uber awesome products they offer. Go…now!! Link in bio #designhounds #newblogpost #designerinterview #westedgedesignfair #designblog (at The Barker Hangar)

[studio183-blog]

MEET THE DESIGNER LISA DOROSHENKOVA

Could you please introduce yourself and your brand?

My name is Liza Doroshenkova, I am a designer of my own brand LisaDorochenkova (pronounced in French). The brand exists for more than three years now. It all started with noticing the variety of beautiful fabrics and a strong wish to do something with them. In the first year I haven’t created entire collections, rather I designed unique items for individual clients. Now I create tiny collections two times a year. The collections can be purchased through the Internet, in a Moscow showroom hhlvk, and in Studio183 in Berlin. I continue working with the individual clients as well, and I am always open to new opportunities of cooperation.

What is the most important consideration when designing a new collection?

When I start to work on a new collection the first thing I create is a mood board. I look for new textures, forms, fabrics... a stormy creative moment. At the same time one should always remember for what, and -what is more important- for whom you are creating your clothes, should think about the people, what do they want to wear. That is why I carefully work on the construction of my clothes to make it not only interesting and gorgeous, but comfortable and convenient at the same time.

What or who inspires you the most?

Every time I am inspired by different things: paintings, movies, music, nature, textures, cities, or architecture. Though probably most of all I am inspired by people: people around me, people on the photos, old photos, I love to observe them, to study their faces, costumes, small details in their outfits, accessories. 

How would you describe your interaction with the materials you use in your collection?

The fabrics that I use to create the clothes are important for me. The priority for the garment is to feel comfortable, so I prefer to work with natural fabrics. At the same time I experiment a lot with the fabrics, I check their possibilities and limits. I paint the fabric, bleach it, I create the prints and embroideries, I tear the fabric up, strain it and do various manipulations to it. Not all the experiments I use eventually in my works, but the process itself absorbs me.

What has been the best compliment someone has given you on your work?

A girl bought my dress to wear it for her sister's wedding. She told me she would buy the dress even regardless of the wedding, she loved it so much. Fortunately the dress did not just suited the girl, but looked amazing on her. Later she wrote me a thank you letter full of warm wishes including the photos from the wedding - that was really touching and a pleasure to read.

Can you tell us about any exciting plans for the year ahead?

I will keep on working. I would like to change the work process slightly to make it more efficient, but I won't reveal the details for now. For my summer collection, I collaborated with a painter from Moscow, Katya Gavrilova, she created the images of shuttlecock for me. We both enjoyed working together, and plan to continue our cooperation.

I also wish to increase offline sales and start cooperating with new shops. And as always I am open to all new creative projects like movies, theatre, photography – these works are always interesting.

Website: dorochenkova.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/fine.LisaD

Instagram: www.instagram.com/lisadorochenkova

[behulibride]

DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT | #sanyuktashrestha in OX MAGAZINE ‘For our Autumn issue we are thrilled and delighted to be welcoming sustainable bridal and eveningwear designer, Sanyukta Shrestha, to the spotlight. Shrestha has won multiple awards for her swoonworthy designs – most recently the ‘Luxury Award, @peta Vegan Wedding Award 2021’, a feat which coincides with the label’s 10th anniversary, making for an incredible milestone to add to her already impressive collection of accolades. The Nepalese designer has based her atelier in London, but her appeal is international and her designs have been seen on some of the world’s most beautiful women. Her innovative approach to sustainable luxury is constant throughout her designs, always championing the use of ground-breaking eco-friendly fabrics. Her latest collection, The Vegan Dream, takes her ethos of cruelty free fashion to the next level using 100% vegan fibres to create Narnia-inspired dresses and separates which effortlessly tap into the zeitgeist. We caught up with her to find out more.’ - OX Magazine More read on https://www.oxmag.co.uk/articles/designer-spotlight-sanyukta-shrestha/ We are so grateful for this beautiful interview feature @ox_magazine 🙏💚🍃 #designerinterview #designerspotlight #sanyuktashresthacollection #sustainablefashion #veganbride #ecobrides #narnia #narniaretreat #animallovers #veganuk #veganwedding #sustainablewedding https://www.instagram.com/sanyuktashrestha/p/CXtZMBmMbw3/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Designer Interview with Little Lord & Lady

Here is our first Designer Interview with Little Lord & Lady – Katie designer and creator.see : https://wilshireandcooper.com/blog/designer-interview-little-lord-lady/?utm_source=july12

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We catch up with one of our newest designers to join Wear the Walk, Lithuanian designer, Ugnė Martinaitytė, to learn more about what it means to her to be a designer, and the kind of woman she dresses for.

•   Where do you find the inspiration for each collection?

Inspiration comes from things that are happening around us, our past, our history. It comes from the absurdity that we see in the world or from true nature. From religion, science and the way our society works. I like to distract people from their everyday life and look at it from some distance, to see what is really behind all, what we don’t have time for.

•   What is the biggest lesson that you have learned since you started your fashion company?

I have learnt many things, from business management to marketing, but the hardest and the most important thing was finding the right design. It must be right in the middle – well-designed, but not too avant-garde, well-fitted, with the best fabric available. It’s not easy to make a design that you and your clients would love the same way, but when you get there, you know it is the right.

•   What kind of women do you dress for?

I design for people who want to get things done, because I want to too. I respect people who know what they stand for, what they are worth and those who are in perfect balance with themselves and others. This is exactly the portrait of a person I have in mind when I design.

•   What does fashion mean to you?

Fashion is my work, my hobby and my life. I always wanted to say it and now I can live it. Fashion is a never ending process which consists of many processes – design, manufacturing, marketing, sales, and many more in between. So, it is never boring, one has to be familiar with all of these fields to know what and how everything needs to be done.

•   How do you manage a work-life balance?

Managing my own brand means living it, so there is no line between work and life, I am always working even when I am on holiday, writing emails and doing what I can so that my brand wouldn’t stop working while I am off. But as I said before, I don’t call it work. It’s what I want to do everyday.  

•   What do you think are the biggest challenges for new designers starting out today?

I see many of them at the same point where I was few years ago, and they all are trying to make it too soon. Experience and knowledge of business is what you can’t start without. Best is to try to work for some big companies to understand that you are creating for others to wear, to buy, not only for you to like. People are smart and they see all the details, so you should do your best to think about them. Many young designers are starting with a quality of a beginner and with prices that are larger than big local names. They are too confident about what they do, and that is what they do wrong. In the beginning one has to listen and learn, make collections, make mistakes and not wait for a quick recognition. The biggest challenge is to stay patient and never stop reaching your goal, but first to build the experience that your own brand could be built on.

•   Which designers have been the biggest influence on you?

I like many of them for different reasons. I couldn’t say that they are influencing but more inspiring me. I always follow Comme Des Garcons, Rick Owens, Maison Martin Margiela, Yohji Yamamoto, Craig Green, Iris Van Herpen, Issey Miyake, Givenchy and others.

Shop Oh My https://www.wearthewalk.co.uk/a/designers/ugne-martinaityte/

[oestories]

Πhad a little chat with Sarah Effenberger about her berlin based brand Fomme!

Now online on http://www.oe-magazine.de/stories/fomme/

Photography | Elizaveta Porodina

[alexminhtran4]

LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System Designer Video | 71374 Check out the nostalgic LEGO Nintendo ... #blogema #71374 #designerinterview #lego #legoanimation #legobuild #legodesigner #legomake #legomario #legonintendo #legoseries #legosets #legos #mario #nintendo #supermariobros