Function – print- form –

Who owns prints- ghetto prints – black culture an animal prints –

Prints

Marry condo – classimism in misunlaiskm – who gets to do it!!? Too msuch –

Who’s allowed to wear a certain prints

(Prints within a frame) –

What’s the function of a print – a pocket holds stuff –

What

What brands are ric

hard mallon , leigh bowery,william morris,charles james –

_Who wears prints_ who owns them_

Morris molliom and hand m

Troy michie

I am trying to learn about print design, because I want to find out how it function both in fashion and in space in order to understand in the greater fashion system

Social constructs

textiles

Lines

Spaces

Homes

Race

culture

Fashion

Identity

Design

Utilitarian

Brands

Classism

Its place in a fashion system

It’s significance in history of class and race and gender constructs

This topic of print design is useful because it relates to how we make decision in fashioning our homes- and our bodies – but also it aims to understand the many purpose prints design – but not as an embellishments or beautifying element but perhaps as utilitarian and social power.

Straight lines- men – prints perceived on different bodies – and rearranged in different spaces – function in fashion – how its cut-

Prints are codified- peer work -cultural boundaries – wearing african print- and your’re not african = cultural apportication

What are some prints in their inherent meaning? think about kente cloth – context – kente cloth used graduation – not real

JACQUELINE GROAG TEXTILE

“Unbroken continuity of design eliminating tedious pattern placement : the textile patterns on the garment work with the shape and form of the garment. The continuity design flows unbrokenly around the body and is capable of helping disguise the seams of the apparel.

Key words Apparel prints

Textile pattern design

Digital 3D painting

Texture projection

ign fulfills a variety of purposes in our lives.[2] For example, our clothing, carpets, drapes, towels, and rugs are all a result of textile design.[2]