*Guest post by Julie Gibbons. All images via North Carolina State University Libraries. This is the fourth in a series of posts...
Toile has been around seemingly forever; and although their popularity waxes and wanes a bit, they never completely disappear. They’re...
Series on the history of surface design by Julie Gibbons. I LOVE a good paisley. Maybe because they’re like pattern...
This post on Op art patterns is part of a series on the history of surface design by Julie Gibbons....
When I was a teenager I cottoned onto Art Deco patterns and loved them for their symmetry and opulent glamour....
As the summer sun blazes down on those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, designing Christmas and holiday patterns doesn’t...
*Guest post by Julie Gibbons. This is the sixth and final in a series of posts on famous people who did...
*Guest post by Julie Gibbons. This is the third in a series of posts on famous people who did surface...
Series on the history of surface design by Julie Gibbons. William Morris (1834-1896) is best known these days as a...
Pop Art Patterns is part of a series on the history of surface design by Julie Gibbons. Like many other...
*Guest post by Julie Gibbons. Did you know there are (and have been) many famous people out there who did...
Series on the history of surface design by Julie Gibbons. “Liberty Style” was the term given to a range of...
