Ikat is the dyeing technique used to pattern textiles using a resist dyeing process similar to tie-dyeing where bindings are used to create intricate fabrics. Ikat is an Indonesian word meaning cord, thread, knot, or to tie/bind, and has been established as a universal weaving style among different cultures including South American and South East Asian countries. It's definitely a cool thing seeing Ikat patterns on household items and in fashion these days.
9.10.2013
6.20.2013
Design & Illustration by Brent Couchman
Brent Couchman is a graphic designer/illustrator originally from Texas but currently based in San Francisco who has done some great branding work for Fossil but what I didn't know is that he was the guy behind these Google Now backgrounds (last 4 images) that come up in the widget on my phone every day. His work has been recognized by AIGA, Art Directors Club, Communication Arts, Print Graphis, The Eisner Museum of Advertising & Design, and ADC Young Guns 9.
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