The designer and academic suggests a different way of envisioning power structures inspired by a historical artifact from 1855. The post Rachel Botsman Reimagines Power in ‘Roots of Trust’ appeared first on PRINT Magazine.| PRINT Magazine
On this episode of DesignThinkers, Templo's Pali Palavathanan on making your practice more purposeful, considering the ethics of potential clients, and building a studio where values lead the way. The post Design Can Drive Real Change with Pali Palavathanan appeared first on PRINT Magazine.| PRINT Magazine
We chat with the Brooklyn-based artist, known as the Ace of Shades, about her vintage craft of making lampshades by hand, and how harnessing social media helped turn her hobby into a full-time business. The post Ivy Karlsgodt Marries Handcraft with Social Media for Her Lampshade Practice appeared first on PRINT Magazine.| PRINT Magazine
We chat with co-founder of Noble Signs and the New York Sign Museum, David Barnett, about their tireless efforts to salvage authenticity in the city through signage. The post The NY Sign Museum Preserves the Richness of the City Through its Old Signs appeared first on PRINT Magazine.| PRINT Magazine
Miss our conversation with Pablo Delcan about 'Prompt-Brush 1.0'? The book, and the project that inspired it are fascinating. Read our recap and register to watch the recording. The post Human-to-Human, Brush-to-Page: Book Club Recap With Pablo Delcan appeared first on PRINT Magazine.| PRINT Magazine
I’m very excited today to be sharing with you an interview with Amy Ting, creator of Curious Papaya. I’m so happy that Amy and her team reached out to me because now I have found a very talented designer that is truly inspirational to me! It turns out that Amy and I have some things in common. We are both elementary school teachers, we both love crochet, and sharing crochet is something we are both passionate about. | Pretty In Crochet
For those of you who are plant lovers, or who love to work up amigurumi, this is the designer interview for you! Samantha is an amazing artist who designs both adorably cute patterns, and ones that are super realistic as well. I first found Samantha on Instagram, and I found her creations really inspirational as they were so realistic and at the same time, so fun too. I really love plants, and Samantha’s patterns allow you to add them to any space where plants might otherwise suffer.| Pretty In Crochet
I have long admired the work of Maisey and Dawn from Me Oh My Crochet. This mother and daughter team create adorable designs using bright colours, the granny square/strip style and a ton of creativity! Every time they pop up on my Instagram feed, I am sucked into scrolling their feed (page?) and seeing what other cute designs they have. And I’m always delighted by the creations of little bags, trinket trays, seasonal items and their amazing eye for colour and detail. | Pretty In Crochet
I’m back today with another interview with a designer! If you haven’t heard of Crab Abble Crafts, you ought know that Ashtin is a talented designer who prefers to design crochet pieces that are both lovely and of an intermediate level crocheter’s skill. I admire the unique stitch patterns Ashtin uses and have been working on her Ma’s Prairie Shawl in a lovely tweed yarn and loving the way it works up.| Pretty In Crochet
Today I’m back with a Meet a Designer interview! I had meant to post an interview much sooner in September, but September really kicked my butt and today was the first opportunity I had to share an interview with you, so I hope it’s one you enjoy. | Pretty In Crochet
If you’re on my email list, you know that this has been coming! I have long wanted to have a series of interviews with designers here on the blog. There are so many talented crochet artists and designers out there, and every day I’m stumbling across new and unique crochet creations–granny square blankets, original motifs in patterns or amazing stitches and designs–some of who become accounts and designers I love to follow. | Pretty In Crochet
