This paper describes a project in progress: ‘Interwoven Connections: The Stoddard Templeton Design Studio and Design Library, 1843-2005’. Research methods include analysis of archive and historical material, oral history interviews with relevant scholars and experts, including Stoddard Templeton employees. This project builds on ‘Awaken’, which investigated the conceptual possibilities of reinterpreting archive material for contemporary fashion and textile related design work. Fourteen creative practitioners participated; creative process journals were used as the primary method of data collection. The intention of both projects is to extend insight into textile and fashion design creative processes specifically related to utilisation of ar...
This is an editorial for the second special issue of the Journal of Textile Design Research and Prac...
The company names ‘Stoddard’ and ‘Templeton’ are synonymous with the formation and development of th...
Innovation in the past, present and future will be considered by reference to an extraordinary but l...
Studies regarding the design process tend to come from outside of textile and fashion design. Existi...
Design process studies and therefore design-thinking literature, tends to come from disciplines outs...
Textile design and manufacture is intrinsic to the economic, social and cultural history of Scotland...
This is an editorial for a special issue of the Journal of Textile Design Research and Practice surr...
The Archives and Collections Centre (ACC) at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) exists as a resource fo...
With an emphasis on reinventing dress histories through a CAD approach, fashion and textiles archive...
This article focuses on transformational approaches to utilizing archives in the creation of textile...
The Archives and Collections Centre (ACC) at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) exists as a resource fo...
Kayla Lackie, Fashion and Textile Technology Faculty Mentor: Professor Arlesa Shephard, Fashion and ...
Textiles have been part of the activities at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) since its formation in ...
Inspirational references drawn from primary and secondary sources influence the design process. This...
This paper reflects upon an interdisciplinary design research project 'Electric Corset and Other Fut...
This is an editorial for the second special issue of the Journal of Textile Design Research and Prac...
The company names ‘Stoddard’ and ‘Templeton’ are synonymous with the formation and development of th...
Innovation in the past, present and future will be considered by reference to an extraordinary but l...
Studies regarding the design process tend to come from outside of textile and fashion design. Existi...
Design process studies and therefore design-thinking literature, tends to come from disciplines outs...
Textile design and manufacture is intrinsic to the economic, social and cultural history of Scotland...
This is an editorial for a special issue of the Journal of Textile Design Research and Practice surr...
The Archives and Collections Centre (ACC) at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) exists as a resource fo...
With an emphasis on reinventing dress histories through a CAD approach, fashion and textiles archive...
This article focuses on transformational approaches to utilizing archives in the creation of textile...
The Archives and Collections Centre (ACC) at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) exists as a resource fo...
Kayla Lackie, Fashion and Textile Technology Faculty Mentor: Professor Arlesa Shephard, Fashion and ...
Textiles have been part of the activities at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) since its formation in ...
Inspirational references drawn from primary and secondary sources influence the design process. This...
This paper reflects upon an interdisciplinary design research project 'Electric Corset and Other Fut...
This is an editorial for the second special issue of the Journal of Textile Design Research and Prac...
The company names ‘Stoddard’ and ‘Templeton’ are synonymous with the formation and development of th...
Innovation in the past, present and future will be considered by reference to an extraordinary but l...