A contemporary botanical investigation in which natural forms are photographed, fragmented, and digitally transformed into experimental textile pattern systems.
Questioning where botanical representation ends and abstract pattern begins. This research probes organic cellular structures, vein architecture, and natural silhouettes to develop an elevated digital visual vocabulary for fashion and textile surfaces.
Botanical specimens were macro-photographed to extract fine cellular details and biological contours. By fragmenting, distorting, and grouping these natural elements into four distinct motif families, coordinated placement graphics and seamless repeats were generated.
Driven by leaf green, pollen yellow, moss, and warm ivory balanced against intense deep plum and digital red. The suite delivers 8–12 pattern variations, full colourways, engineered garment prints, and digital textile artworks
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