Turning a small lino print into a seamless pattern and fabrics was a an interesting project with many steps. I started with a 10cm x 15cm lino print I made in 2019, never imagining that one day I would be wearing it. Here’s how I took “The Goblins” from paper to textile, along with the challenges and lessons I learned along the way. The Original Artwork I carved “The Goblins” …
I did some shopping on few of the print-on-demand (POD) sites that I have my artwork to see how they look on different types of products. I ordered items from Redbubble, Spoonflower, and Displate. General observations on production and delivery Production and Shipping: Many large POD platforms have multiple production sites worldwide, so they often ship from the nearest facility to you (EU, US, etc.). However, some items might still …
Rediscovering the Joy of Creation When I founded Studio Variatio in 2013, it was out of necessity—my ceramics hobby had outgrown my kitchen cabinets and those of my relatives. Selling my creations gave me a structured outlet, but as the business grew, the joy I once found in making was overshadowed by the need to think commercially. My focus shifted to what would sell and how many items I needed …