Thermochromic ink is not a new thing but I plan on reviving the use of it for various applications. I have investigated the use of it for swimwear in my previous project (see earlier blog …..Insert blog link here)
I am now working on wallpaper collection which utilises the inks in conjunction with thermo circuitry and the raspberry pi
The William Morris Gallery is set within the newly revamped Lloyd Park, Walthamstow. I was truly blessed not only was it a beautiful day but there was free parking outside! Yay! After calling to arrange a study visit I was greeted by the lovely ……… who gave me exclusive access to the museum and archives.
It was a blessing to be able to browse the collection freely uninterrupted and was able to experience the essence of the collection and methods used to create the beautiful textiles and wallcoverings. I was able to collect an array of inspirational imagery a selection of which I share with you….
I chose the FAD competition based on senses and interaction of the wearer.
I have produced a range of swimwear designs using a mix of digital prints, overprinted with ‘smart colours’.
Using thermochromic, photochromic and hydrochromic inks to create a swimwear line which highlights sun safety.
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