1. YAGA - Textile Design Studio: Handmade Fabrics - Art, Fashion, Wear, Interior, T Yaga fusion textile design studio handmade exclusive fabrics with unique texture effects based on patented technology. textile for high fashion, pret-a-porter, interiors, accessories achievements, bravely breaks the bounds between art and craft, daintiness and luxury. in avant-garde fashion, but also. in pret-a-porter. Yaga textile design studio creates fabrics http://www.yaga.ru/

Yaga textile design studio creates handmade exclusive fabrics with unique texture effects based on patented technology. New trends are developed for high fashion, stylish interiors, exclusive accessories, classical and avant-garde theatre. Yaga fusion textile design studio being at the intersection of ancient traditions and up-to-date hi-tech achievements, bravely breaks the bounds between art and craft, daintiness and luxury. Goddess Goddess, Mother of all creatures, is the only one, but She has many faces. She is eternal and exists simultaneously in triune: virgin, mother, and crone. All-bearing and all-absorbing, creator and destroyer, she is beautiful Aphrodite and horrible Medusa, Lada and Mara, Vasilisa and Yaga, Kali and Lakshmi at the same time. Yaga is one of the incarnations of Great Goddess, she is Mistress of flora and fauna and triple goddess of fate; she is both a wise helpful adviser and a redoubtable enchantress. Yaga is a guru or a mistress of initiations. Earthly ignorance of youth is burning in the magic fire of her hearth. Through annealing in magic fire young initiates enter the world of

2. Designers Most of these schools award a degree in art, and some award degreesin industrial, interior, textile, graphic, or fashion design. http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos090.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Designers Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Creativity is crucial in all design occupations; most designers need a bachelor’s degree, and candidates with a master’s degree hold an advantage. Keen competition is expected for most jobs, despite average projected employment growth, because many talented individuals are attracted to careers as designers. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Designers are people with a desire to create. They combine practical knowledge with artistic ability to turn abstract ideas into formal designs for the merchandise we buy, the clothes we wear, the Web sites we use, the publications we read, and the living and office space we inhabit. Designers usually specialize in a particular area of design, such as automobiles, industrial or medical equipment, home appliances, clothing and textiles, floral arrangements, publications, Web sites, logos, signage, movie or TV credits, interiors of homes or office buildings, merchandise displays, or movie, television, and theater sets. The first step in developing a new design or altering an existing one is to determine the needs of the client, the ultimate function for which the design is intended, and its appeal to customers or users. When creating a design, designers often begin by researching the desired design characteristics, such as size, shape, weight, color, materials used, cost, ease of use, fit, and safety.

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4. Online Art Fashion Photoraphy Design Culinary Schools Degrees Online and on location schools offering degrees in the arts including fashion merchandising, photography, film, web design, graphic design, interior design fashion merchandising. textile design http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.art-schools-degrees-programs-courses

5. JustColleges.com - UK - Fashion Design Colleges of art and design. University of Brighton textile design. University College Northampton- Leather Technology. University of Central England - fashion, textiles http://www.justcolleges.com/uk/uk_fashion.phtml

USA UK India Canada ... Health Concerns Colleges: Geographical Listing Alphabetical Listing Business / MBA Fashion Design ... Music Fashion Design Colleges in UK Bath Spa University College Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College - Art, Design and Furniture Edinburgh College of Art, Heriot-Watt University - Design and Applied Arts De Montfort University Goldsmiths College, University of London - Textiles Kent Institute of Art and Design Leeds Metropolitan University - Art and Design Programs London College of Fashion London Guildhall University - Silversmithing and Jewellery London Institute, The - Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design Manchester Metropolitan University - Textiles/Fashion Middlesex University - Textiles, Fashion and Decorative Arts Norwich School of Art and Design Nottingham Trent University - Art, Design and Textiles Royal College of Art - School of Applied Art, Fashion and Textiles

6. Fashion, Textile And Craft Design Graduate Programs In United Kingdom And Irelan Winchester School of art, Faculty of arts. textile and fashion design Degrees Offered MA textile and fashion design http://www.gradschools.com/listings/UK/design_craft_UK.html

DESIGN (Fashion, Craft, Textile) Graduate Schools in United Kingdom and Ireland Sponsoring Institutions: Center for International Studies Sotheby's Institute of Art - London Click here for information on becoming a sponsoring institution General Listings: Bath Spa University College Three Dimensional Design: Ceramics International Office, Bath Spa University College, Newton Park Bath, BA2 9BN England, U.K. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: Research degrees are awarded through the submission of a thesis and an oral examination. In the case of creative work, this is presented in relation to the thesis written by the candidate and set in its relevant theoretical, historical, critical or design context. Degrees Offered: M.Phil.; Ph.D. Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College Art, Design and Furniture Main Administrative Centre, Queen Alexandra Road High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire HP11 2JZ England, U.K. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: Design criticism; Furniture design and technology; Furniture design and craftsmanship; Restoration; Advertising; Graphic design; Illustration; Textiles; Ceramics; Metal design; Jewelry; Interior design C.I.S. - Center for International Studies

7. Postgraduate Courses At Winchester School Of Art textile and fashion design research to the level of MPhil/PhD has Award has beenestablished to support research in textiles and fashion at Winchester. http://www.wsa.soton.ac.uk/courses/matextfash.htm

Programme Length: 48 weeks full-time (four terms) or 72 weeks part-time, beginning in early September Entry Qualification: good BA Hons degree or equivalent in Fine Art or a related subject email enquiries to: inspiration@soton.ac.uk or phone 02380 594741 email for a prospectus to: prospenq@soton.ac.uk or phone 02380 594741 click here for staff profiles Click here for click here Programme aims This is a taught, project-based programme offering you the opportunity to enhance your individual skills and research new technology in design and manufacture in the context of the European textile and fashion industry. Programme structure You can study the programme full-time over 48 weeks from September to the following September, or on a part-time basis, over 72 weeks. You will carry out your own research project, working with an appropriate industrial partner and executing a range of designs and products; this is supported by a written report; which includes a rationale for the collection, linking research, practice and theory. The research project is supported by a series of research skills units which have been specifically devised for this programme. Core modules Research skills (taken by all students) These units aim to provide training in research methods and resources both in terms of core skills and subject specialization, with particular emphasis on the needs of individuals within a practice and theory area. Library, information technology and archive systems induction will take place early in the programme.

8. Surface Design Textile Art By Marian Clayden Marian Clayden's uniquely sensuous clothes are brilliant examples of how art and fashion can converge. Her couture fashion collections take the soul and vision of an artist and blend them with the http://www.clayden.com/surface-design.html

Surface Design Textile Art by Marian Clayden Page: 1 (Click on the images to see more detail) "Untitled" 45" x 144", silk Stich-resist, Discharge "Dip Dye" 54" x 72", Cotton Dip and Tie Dye "Joyful Noise" 90" x 115", silk Fold, Stitch, and Discharge "Meditation Panels" 42" x 144", Silk Fold, Stich and Discharge "Untitled Bridge" 42" x 64", Silk Stich and Discharge "First Ceremonial Enclosure" 8' x 5' x 5', Silk Fold, Stitch and Discharge (Collection of American Crafts Museum, New York) Surface Design Page: 1 Home The Company The Designer Current Collection ... Fashion Links Marian Clayden, Inc. 101 Church Street Los Gatos, CA 95030 Phone: (408) 354-4747 Fax: (408) 395-2806 Email: contact@clayden.com

9. Postgraduate Courses At Winchester School Of Art textile and fashion design research to the level of MPhil / PhD has Award has beenestablished to support research in textiles and fashion at Winchester. http://www.wsa.soton.ac.uk/courses/maeurofash.htm

Programme Length: 48 weeks full-time only, beginning in early September Entry Qualification: good BA Hons degree or equivalent in Fine Art or a related subject email enquiries to: inspiration@soton.ac.uk or phone 02380 594741 email for a prospectus to: prospenq@soton.ac.uk or phone 02380 594741 click here for staff profiles Click here for click here Programme aims The philosophy of the programme is based upon the premise that Fashion / Textiles is a multi-faceted international subject, which embodies an amalgamation of many cultures and skills. By bringing together different European Centres, each offering specialisms at an advanced level, the programme echoes this world-embracing view of Fashion / Textiles. Programme structure The programme comprises of four modules each lasting 12 weeks. Modules will follow in succession, starting with the home centre specialism to a pre-selected away centre specialism and back to the home centre for design development prior to a final common module in marketing. There will be no modules during July and August as you will be preparing for module four which you complete in December. You will follow two away modules at partner centres (modules two and four) which will occupy 50% of the programme time. The remaining 50% will be spent at the home centre. The MA culminates in a major presentation of the completed project, which will be supported by a subject-related dissertation, including a marketing report. The final examination takes the form of an exhibition of the collections and supporting theoretical work. Members of education and industry are invited to the exhibition.

10. STUDIO FUJI - School Of JEWELRY MAKING - TEXTILE DESIGN - FASHION course combines fashion design and construction textile art media, employed to enrich and personalize fashion, costume or accessory are selected according to the proposed design http://www.artelinguaitalia.com/stfuji/fashiondpt.html

Please select a course department: JEWELRY MAKING AND DESIGN DEPARTMENT TEXTILE AND DESIGN DEPARTMENT FASHION DEPARTMENT FASHION AS ART I FASHION AS ART II SEWING Level I (minimum 3 months) SEWING Level II (minimum 3 months) ... PATTERN DESIGN (minimum 3 months) FASHION AS ART I This course combines fashion design and construction with the various textile arts in a creative and personal expression. The projects are planned to explore several main areas of the textile arts and apply them to fashion and costume design in the realization and construction of several finished garments and fashion accessories. Techniques cover the necessary pattern drafting, sewing, and construction to realize the projects. The textile art media, employed to enrich and personalize fashion, costume or accessory are selected according to the proposed design: Surface design techniques, fiber techniques, and needlework techniques. Prerequisite: A basic sewing course or some sewing experience.

11. The Department Of Textile & Fashion was established in 1980 by combining the textile art Department established at thetime of the Academy s founding and the fashion design Department set up in http://www.tsinghua.edu.cn/docsn/msxy/En/Depart-en/Textile/eng-Textile.htm

Current Position Homepage Departments This department was established in 1980 by combining the Textile Art Department established at the time of the Academy's founding and the Fashion Design Department set up in 1984. It has two specialties, namely Dye-Textile Design and Fashion Design. The Department trains specialized personnel for designing textiles and garments and conducting research in these areas. Requirements : Students majoring in textile design should know the history of the development of Chinese and world textile art and decorative patterns, and on that basis acquire a relatively complete understanding of traditional and modern textile design and the science and technology involved. Those majoring in fashion design should be knowledgeable of the history of the development of garments at home and abroad and have a fairly clear appreciation of the system theory of garment design in China and the world as well as the development of related science and technology, Graduates of these faculties should be capable of undertaking overall textile and fashion design, be familiar with the technologies involved in the making of the products and be equipped with modern management skills. Courses Textile Design specialty : Decoration History of China and Western Countries, Textile Patterns, Textile Color, Textile Materials Technology, Printing and Dyeing Design, Tapestry and Carpet Design, Overall Design of Garment Fabrics and Woven Articles, Interior Decoration, Car Decoration, Fashion Publication, Social Investigation, Specialty Practicing, Computer-assisted Design.

12. La Nuova Accademia Di Bella Arti AND CLOTHING FUR design AND MARKETING - BACHELOR OF textileS AND fashion VantaaEVTEK Institute of art and design fashion, textile design, GRAPHIC design http://www.naba.it/eng/socrates_erasmus.html

Home Educational activities NABA Socrates/Erasmus partners For more info, please contact: Evelina Scrivani, erasmus@naba.it Austria Linz ARCHITECTURE - INDUSTRIAL DESIGN - GRAPHIC DESIGN - FILM AND VIDEO - TEXTILE AND TEXTILE DESIGN Wien Berufspädagogische Akademie des Bundes in Wien FASHION AND TEXTILE DESIGN Belgium Bruxelles THEORY AND PRACTICE OF COLOUR - TEHEORY AND PRACTICE OF FORMS - - ANIMATION - FILM AND VIDEO - COMMUNICATION - GRAPHIC DESIGN - TEXTILE DESIGN - TYPOGRAPHY - GRAPHIC DESIGN - INDUSTRIAL DESIGN - URBAN DESIGN - PAINTING 3D - PHOTOGRAPHY- RESTAURATION - THEATRE DESIGN - SCULPTING - SERIGRAPHY - FASHION STYLE - INTERIOR DESIGN Mechelen Katholieke Hogeschool Mechelen INTERIOR DESIGN Czech Republic Technicka Univerzita v Liberci - Textilni Fakulta TEXTILE AND FASHION DESIGN - ARCHITECTURE AND FINE ARTS Finland Helsinki University of Art and Design UIAH TEXTILE AND FASHION Kokkola Central Ostrobothnia Polytechnic FUR DESIGN AND CLOTHING - FUR DESIGN AND MARKETING - BACHELOR OF TEXTILES AND FASHION Vantaa EVTEK Institute of Art and Design FASHION, TEXTILE DESIGN, GRAPHIC DESIGN, NEW MEDIA, RESTAURATION

13. Business Link | Textile And Fashion Designers representing the interests of textile and fashion designers. Scottish Executive thatpromotes design and product the study of textile art, design and history. http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/detail?type=RESOURCES&itemId=1074505

14. Business Link | Textile And Fashion Designers design (fashion and Clothing); BTEC National Diploma in art design (fashionand Clothing); BTEC Higher National Certificate Diploma in fashion Textiles. http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/detail?type=RESOURCES&itemId=1074506

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16. FIDM - Fashion Design Associate Of Arts Program GNST 128, textile Science for fashion design II, 3. GNST 160, Effective Speaking,3. GNST 165, Critical Thinking, 3. GNST 202, Survey of Western art I, 3. http://www.fidm.com/Academic/majors/fashion/

College Overview FIDM Majors Admissions FIDM 'Zine ... Fashion Club Alert! You Need To Turn On Javascript in Your Browser! Career Dreamscape College Majors Curriculum Careers Tuition Definitions Of Degrees Offered eLearning Program Degree Options Study Tours Flexible Scheduling Academic Calendar Choose A Program Of Study Associate of Arts 2 year Degree Programs Associate of Arts Professional Designation Degree Programs Associate of Arts Advanced Study Degree Programs Why FIDM What makes FIDM the #1 place to become a complete fashion designer? The Fashion Design Program prepares students for careers in fashion design for the apparel industry. The curriculum stimulates creative expression in all aspects of fashion design, including fashion sketching, creative design, computer applications, draping, and pattern drafting. Students will understand the importance of communication, critical reasoning and the effect they have on this diversified and global industry. The program is structured to challenge and inspire students by incorporating artistic, technical, and theoretical elements into a realistic approach to the fashion design industry. FIDM Success Stories: Read about some of FIDM's Fashion Design graduates who are making their mark in the industry.

17. HKU English > Prospective Students > Faculties > Visual Art And Design > Courses art, Culture and Costume, fashion design, Drawing and design, Screen Printing Techniquesand Computer design. in designing and producing textile materials and http://english.hku.nl/hku/show/id=64970

Faculties Visual Art and Design Courses Product Design ... Further information What do you learn? You learn to experiment artistically in subjects such as fashion and pattern designing. You carry out research into form, material and colour, and into the mutual relationships between these. On subjects such as Drawing, Screen Printing and Computer Design, you also learn to work in a professional and practical manner. Usability of your designs is another important aspect of the course. Why this course? Career prospects After graduation, you can go in various different directions. You could become textile and pattern designer, freelance or employed by a company. You could also start your own company or develop work independently. For whom? In order to gain admission to this course, you must at least have spatial insight and be culturally and socially curious. You must also be a hard worker, have a creative mind and good communication skills. You are open, flexible and independent and show initiative. It is also important that you can think ahead one or more years in fashion and trends. Finally, accuracy, timing and a future vision are also important. You must at least have all these characteristics in order to be able to develop on this course. Study programme First year During the first and second years, you learn basis knowledge and techniques, and develop your own vision and possibilities for visual expression. The subjects include History of Art, Culture and Costume, Fashion Design, Drawing and Painting, Moulage, Cutting and Realisation Techniques, Styling and Presentation, Pattern Design, Screen Printing Techniques and Computer Design.

18. HKU English > Prospective Students > Faculties > Visual Art And Design > Courses fashion Promotion Publicity focuses on prognosis, fashion, accessory and Production,you primarily learn to design patterns and textile materials. http://english.hku.nl/hku/show/id=64864

Faculties Visual Art and Design Courses Product Design ... Fashion Design (BDes) Bachelor of Design in Fashion Design What do you learn? Why this course? Career prospects For whom? ... Further information What do you learn? On the BDes Fashion Design course, you learn not only to design fashion, materials and patterns, but also to bring your product on the market. For example, by creating presentation books, labels and working drawings for the industry. You learn to experiment artistically with fashion and pattern designs, for examples. But with subjects such as Drawing and Cutting and Realisation Techniques, you also learn to work in a vocational and practical manner. You carry out research into form, material and colour, and into the mutual relationships between these. You learn to make a contribution to new fashion trends on the basis of your personal vision. Usability of your designs is an important aspect of the course. Why this course? Career prospects For whom? In order to gain admission to this course, you must at least have spatial insight and be culturally and socially curious. You must also be a hard worker, have a creative mind and good communication skills, be open, flexible, independent and show initiative. You must be able to think able to think one or more years ahead in terms of fashion and trends. You must also be accurate, future-minded and have good timing, so that you can develop during the course. Study programme First year During the first and second years, you learn basic knowledge and techniques, and develop your own vision and possibilities for visual expression. The first-year subjects are History of Art, Culture and Costume, Fashion Design, Drawing and Painting, 3D Forms, Moulage, Cutting and Realisation Techniques, Fashion and Model Drawing, Styling and Presentation, Pattern Design, Screen Printing Techniques and Computer Design.

19. Textile New York fashion Industry Events. Nicole Miller textile design. Noah sArk textile art - textile art celebrating the story of the Noah s Ark. http://www.artist-show.com/ArtFields/Textile/Textile.html

Art Fields Visual Art Performing Arts Music Film ... Architecture Textile Furniture Jewellery Other Arts Artist-Show Home Advertise Contact For artists ... Add URL Textile Links Carpets General links Artists General textile links African Majesty t he Textile Art of the Ashanti and Ewe African Textiles Al Maher Trading Est . - textile fabrics wholesale. America Quilts American Textile Manufacturers Institute AMTEX Apparel Exchange ... Arbee Originals - New-Zealand artist and tutor of textile art, quilting, patchwork, applique. Association of garments and textile exporters in Bulgaria Atelier Boschi - conservation and restauration of textile and art objects of diverse media. Atelier Le Cocon - textile art, art to wear Atlantic Apparel Contractors Association ATnet Aurora Silk - Cheryl Kolander's brilliant Naturallly Dyed colors on silk and hemp. Yarn, thread, dyestuffs, and information. Australian Contemporary textiles Australian Contemporary Textiles - Showcases the work of a broad selection of contemporary Australian textile artists with images, artists statements, and CVs. Akyýl Textile Group Bazaar Home - interior decor and design.

20. Alliance | Resources > Links To Organizations | Fashion And Textiles Industrial and textile Employees (NY, USA) www.uniteunion.org. WEB RESOURCES web-based resources. Greater Vancouver. FAD-News (fashion, art and design) www http://allianceforarts.com/resources/links/fashion.html

Home Board and Staff FAQ Find Us ... Cultural Presentations for Counci l Job Postings Submit a Job Job Links Artist Calls ... Website Links Policy Links - Fashion and Textiles PRODUCING COMPANIES - groups that create or show art Greater Vancouver Fraser Valley Quilters Guild http://members.tripod.com/~FVQG/ Greater Vancouver Historical Performance Society www.gvhps.org Greater Vancouver Weavers' and Spinners' Guild http://northwestweavers.org/guilds/bc/vancouver.html Hooser Weaving Centre www.surreyweaving.com Lions Gate Quilters' Guild www.lionsgatequiltersguild.com Original Costume Museum Society Peace Arch Weavers and Spinners Guild (Surrey) http://northwestweavers.org/guilds/bc/peace-arch.html Society for Creative Ananchronism (SCA) www.sca.org Vancouver Quilters Guild www.vcn.bc.ca/vqg/welcome.html West Coast Science Fiction Society (V-Con) www.v-con.ca Whonnock Weavers and Spinners (Maple Ridge) http://northwestweavers.org/guilds/bc/whonnock.html British Columbia Campbell River Friendship Quilters Guild www.vcn.bc.ca/vqg/Guilds.htm Chilliwack Spinners' and Weavers' Guild http://northwestweavers.org/guilds/bc/chilliwack.html

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