Molly Hatch – Pattern Design: From Hand to Screen to Surface

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Molly Hatch – Pattern Design: From Hand to Screen to Surface

• 11 Video lessons in HD
• 4h 54m of class content
• Exclusive bonus content

LESSONS

1. Introduction: Tools And Source Images
2. Block Demo Repeat: Reinventing The Source
3. Block Demo Repeat: Painting
4. Block Demo Repeat: Scanning Painting
5. Block Demo Repeat: Coloring In Block
6. Interview With Jen Rome
7. Interview With Kate Murray
8. Interview With Kate Woodrow
9. Paper Cut Demo: Drawing Out
10. Paper Cut Demo: Line, Color, And Scan
11. Basic Photoshop Block Repeat

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Made By Hand Meets Digital.

Many designers are so well-versed in the art of working digitally that the idea of creating things by hand can feel daunting – but it doesn’t have to. Join Molly Hatch for Pattern Design: From Hand to Screen to Surface and revisit the tactile experience of making images.

Handcrafted artwork and patterns can open new doors for you – both creatively and professionally. In this course, you’ll learn how to develop a creative process that combines hand work with digital to get results you and your clients will love. You’ll learn how to:

• Create repeat patterns by hand, using cut paper and block repeats
• Scan and adjust patterns in Photoshop
• Hand-color line art to capture unique textures
• Give companies and clients the handmade look they’re craving

If you’re ready to make your designs more unique, more appealing to clients, and more of a reflection of who you are as a designer, this is the course for you!

MOLLY HATCH

Born in 1978, the daughter of a painter and an organic dairy farmer, Molly was raised to be creatively industrious—using her imagination and love of drawing to make everything from her collection of idiosyncratic ceramics to furniture to pen-and-ink drawings. Molly’s craft is finely honed, her designs whimsically literal and pop-culturally on-point. Working from her basement studio, Molly began her career as a studio potter in 2008. Her formal education in ceramics, printmaking and drawing resulted in the development of her signature style. Making contemporary ceramics inspired by art history, Molly’s career as a studio potter quickly garnered a loyal following. In 2010, Molly launched her first tableware collection with great success. Now, working from her studio in Northampton Massachusetts, Molly’s designs have expanded beyond tableware to a wide range of lifestyle products from stationary to quilting fabrics and more. With two forthcoming books with Chronicle and Quarry Publishers and collaboration with her agency Moxie & Company, Molly is actively building her collections of home goods to bring her modern yet traditional designs to the contemporary home.

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2. Pattern Design: From Hand to Screen to Surface Course

• There are no scheduled coaching calls or sessions with the author.
• Access to the author’s private Facebook group or web portal is not permitted.
• No access to the author’s private membership forum.
• There is no direct email support available from the author or their team.