Digital Printing: The Pros and Cons
One of the main methods of printing onto fabric for the fashion industry is digital, in which a design is finalised by computer before being applied to the fabric's surface. This lesson teaches the basic concepts of digital printing and its pros and cons, so whether you are a complete beginner, or just in need of a little refresher course, this bitesize lesson is sure to take you through everything you need to know to get going.
In this video you'll learn:
- What digital printing is
- The pros and cons of digital printing as a method
- How to decide whether it is the right method for your designs and products
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Introduction to Printing on Fabric With Christine Teeling
with Christine TeelingSummary
Christine Teeling is a textile print designer with ten years of experience in the fashion industry. She has worked for some of the highstreets' biggest names, including H&M, ASOS and River Island, as well as running her own South London-based sustainable studio, which takes a more circular approach to fashion design. She also lectures about fashion design at Bucks University, teaching others how to design and print more sustainably.
In this video, Christine tells us a bit about her background and her skillset.