Showing posts with label textile design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textile design. Show all posts
Friday, 23 November 2012
Tuesday, 28 August 2012
Heroes

Mini Club at Boots have a few of my designs in store at the moment, this is my 'Heroes' - little chuggy fire engine and ambulance. The one on top is my original design and the next one down is how they made it up for the high street... they kept it a near as possible to the original...lovely job!
Labels:
Boots,
catherine moran design,
fire engine,
kids wear,
Mini Club,
textile design
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Ipod robot
Friday, 21 January 2011
Hey my monster is in Boots!




Out doing a shop report today, just to get some inspiration, I bumped into a friend of mine..."I recognize you monster!".....this monster started life in my studio as a little sketch, and now here he is in Boots....The Mini club Boys Collection.
The first picture is my original design, then you can see how they have made him into pajamas and slipper socks. Very pleased with the results and they have the models wearing him on the banner too. Grin. Maybe I shouldn't go and work on the til's at Tesco after all?....
Thursday, 13 January 2011
Its a bit late but Happy 2011!


Gosh, my last post was ages ago...sorry blogland! I guess Christmas and New Year celebrations took up my time.
I've been doing some textile design agency work so far this month. I found some silk in my fabric box and decided to do some freehand silk painting.......its such a joy after looking at a computer and using the Wacom tablet.
These are aimed at young girl and baby girl market.....now in the hands of my agent. All designs copyright Catherine Moran 2011 and my sugar cube.
Sunday, 10 October 2010
Mothercare
Thanks to everyone who mailed me to say they had seen my design in mothercare! I went in there to see it for myself, and am really pleased with the final product. They have a great boys wear collection at the moment.
Monday, 24 May 2010
Foxy Love


This is my latest istock file. I made the fox as a wolf originally (top image) for one of my textile designs, but my agent said he was too scary for kids wear! So I've turned him into a loving Mr Fox ... not really for kids wear now, just for anyone who wants to download the image! I will do something else with Mr Wolf too, as I like him, even if no one else does.
Friday, 31 July 2009
Mothercare boys wear

Mothercare have some of my print designs in stock now! Well, Ive seen some on the web site, so I will go into the shop to check it out over the weekend. Its always exciting when you see your work actually in the shop on a garment, its not too often that happens..so I'm pleased.
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
Goodbye New York




I made a decision recently to stop sending designs to my New York agent, and to work with a London based textile design agent : My SugarCube, (previously Anne Davison design) I haven't been to NY for so long now, maybe one day I will go to visit again and take my girls to show them around. I received a box full of designs back from NY, some are embroideries which I can recylce into made objects, like cushions or purses. The paper designs I could re-work...or maybe cut up and make into cards.
Thursday, 2 October 2008
Birdy card

I have lots of old designs stacked up in my studio, as these days I have to print them out for myself to actually see, then I just send them off into cyberspace, to my agent. I used to have to print them out and then post them in the mail, and before that it was a case of painting by hand..oh for those days eh! I loved sitting painting all day!! I still like to draw in my sketch book, but I miss using a proper brush.
Anyway, this has turned into a rant about the good old days, must be getting old! The point is that old print-outs make great appliques, a good way to recycle your work too!
Monday, 1 September 2008
Kitchen love
Thursday, 21 August 2008
Mr Moose in the hoose.
Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Baby wear
Friday, 6 June 2008
Textile Designs

This is one of my women's wear prints that sold last year. I have been concentrating on children's wear lately in illustrator, but I did this one in inks on a piece of silk stretched out on a frame. Its a very lovely way to work, pretty relaxing, no sewing machine noise and no eye strain from the computer!
Thursday, 3 April 2008
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