Share Article Paper Marbling
Paper marbling is a method of aqueous surface design, which can produce patterns similar to smooth marble or other stone. The patterns are the result of color floated on either plain water or a viscous solution- then carefully transferred to an absorbent surface, such as paper or fabric.
Recently we used the technique for the Etienne Aigner Spring 2013 collection. The luxury line recently launched their new Ecom site, check out the complete online collection here, and see our favorite pieces below..
Etienne Aigner Spring 2013
Below see the fantastic video by artist and designer, Pemille Snedker Hansen, where she details the beautiful hand process of paper marbling. Snedker runs a contemporary design studio out of Denmark specialising in innovative surface materials, see where she takes this amazing techinque. Read more about her, her work and the seduction of Marble on Architizer - make sure to check out the Snedker studio website. !! So COOOL!!!!
Prints above where made by Artist and Designer,Pemille Snedker Hansen.
Andreas Fornell for ACNE Studios
Simply Gorgeous! Architect Andreas Fornell has now designed 4 stunning retail locations for the Acne brand. Each space that Fornell has designed reflects the ethos of its location as well as the essence of the brand. Stunning shapes and colors inspire.
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Mat Maitland for KENZO
Mat Maitland is an English designer whose many years of experience cover the disciplines of art direction, graphics and illustration. As part of Big Active Design, where he is currently Creative Director, he has created powerful and innovative music campaigns for Beck, Goldfrapp, Basement Jaxx, Michael Jackson, Mark Ronson, Das Pop and Sneaky Sound System among many others. He is also an image maker producing collage works, which absorb the worlds of fashion, pop culture and art. See more of Mat's work on his website: