Blotch
Apparel Graphics Archive
Concept
This series brings together a range of textile-based projects, each developed as an independent exploration of graphic application across wearable products. While the concepts and visuals vary, the work is unified by a consistent focus on material, form, and production.
Each piece is designed in direct response to its final application. Always considering scale, placement, and how the graphic interacts with the object itself. Rather than treating textiles as flat surfaces, the designs account for construction, wear, and printing methods.
Across the series, emphasis is placed on creating work that is not only visually distinct, but also practical to produce. Demonstrating an understanding of how ideas translate from concept to physical products.
BW World Racing
This embroidered design was created for a freelance client as part of their Spring Season apparel collection. The graphic is designed with material and production in mind, ensuring it translates cleanly across garments while maintaining a strong visual presence.
MöS
The MóS icon is a modular, three-dimensional graphic inspired by the aggregation and texture of sea moss. Designed for apparel applications, the composition engages with tactile surfaces and emphasizes the physicality of clustered forms.
Production: 2-color screen print using water-based inks for a translucent, layered effect.
Living Ink
Living Ink is a biomaterials company pioneering sustainable, non-toxic algae-based inks. This rebrand reflects their mission to replace petroleum-derived products and create carbon-negative solutions.
The graphic system translates the company’s innovative vision into apparel-ready graphics, balancing conceptual intent with material and production constraints.
Production: 2-color screen print optimized for clarity, scalability, and fidelity across garments and print applications