Ommatidia

Lauren Rougeaux-Burnes

Ommatidia

Department of Design DOD

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Abstract

The goal of Ommatidia was to experiment with a variety of surface design treatments to create original textiles. The original pattern on the dress was completed using an eight-color screen print. The geometric pattern on the jacket was first designed on Adobe Illustrator. The necessary shapes for the print were then laser cut, draped onto the garment and hand stitched.

Original language	English
State	Published - Nov 2017

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