#female designer

[oliviamhealy]

Olivia M Healy - Aquarius

[gurafiku]

Items with this tag are indexed under woman designer.

[designeronanisland]

Caribbean Artist: Tanya Marie

https://instagram.com/tanyamarierhule

[lonesomedreamereccentriclover]

Kimberley Garner

[going2hell4everythingbutbeingbi]

things to ask yourself when designing a female character:

how much blood is she covered in

are her eyes filled with madness

can she rip things to shreds with her fingernails

[fdmlovesfashion]

NEW COUTURE in PARIS: Vaishali Couture

NEW COUTURE in PARIS: Vaishali Couture “I am Nature” SS24 Couture collection. After becoming the first Indian woman invited to showcase at Haute Couture Week in Paris, Vaishali Shadangule’s third couture collection in Paris celebrates freedom of expression and individualism with blast of bold colors and layered textures. NEW COUTURE in PARIS: Vaishali Couture #brigitteseguracurator…

[loulouhattie]

🔥🔥🔥Careful soldier. If I burn any hotter, I might explode 🔥🔥🔥

mother sorry mother sorry mama k sorry mama k 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

3.5 hrs in procreate

ref is Xinia (link below)

[zweizweinulleins]

[design-is-fine]

Eva Zeisel, Museum Dinner Service, 1945-1970. Porcelain. Designed for the MoMA exhibition, which was the first for ceramics and the first which featured a woman designer. Via Goldstein Design Museum.

Zeisel, who was 105 when she died 2011, was one of the 20th century's most significant ceramics designers. Her work spanned over eighty years, starting from her very early twenties until the end of her life.

[baranarts]

BIANCA REF SHEET, really experimental this one, also, bianca loves u

[ink-rachelleigh]

WOAH these Barbie Movie fan arts are so cute!!! 💖💖 credits to the original artist ✨

[jinkojinx]

:3333

[mind00ng]

drew her again

[watchfrog]

Literally one of the most designs ever in danganronpa. To me

[selfindulgentraptor]

I like her

[design-is-fine]

Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky, scullery, 1922/2019. 2/settlers' hut, interior perspective of kitchenette, 1921. 3/ Kitchenette for a settlers house, 1923. Via Wien Museum

Vision in concrete: The scullery was intended for a small room between the kitchen-living room and the garden, and should combine several functions: Heating water in the kettle, bathing in the tub, washing clothes, washing dishes and cleaning vegetables, etc. However, the prototype of the kitchen never went into production, unlike the Frankfurt kitchen, with which Schütte-Lihotzky later became famous. The design of the scullery, reconstructed in 2019, tells the story of the settlers' movement, which was considered a tried and tested answer to hunger and housing shortages in Vienna after the First World War.