Textile Portfolio: ILY SYAFIQAH

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ly Syafiqah TEXTILE DESIGN PORTFOLIO

2016 - 2021

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BRAND IDENTITY C o rpo r at e I mage

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DEGREE FINAL YEAR PROJECT Mi c ro be S u r f ac e P at t e rn o n A t hl e i sur e C ollect i on

INTERNSHIP I n du s t ri al T rai n i n g at P NQ E mpi re

ARTWORK COMPILATION Ar t wo rk s c o mp i l at i o n fro m 2 01 8- 20 21

LIFE AS A STUDENT D eg re e & Di p lo ma ph o t o me mo r ie s

OTHER SKILLS D es i gn e r 's s pe c i a l s k i l l s

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I could never imagine my life without visual thinking. It seems like my first language has always been an image instead of a written word. An image of context and aesthetic combined. Visual art is where I can get lost and find myself again, whether it is an exquisite masterpiece or beauty found in ugliness.

Artistic blood flows through my veins. I followed my mother and grandmother's footsteps in the art of making crafts and garments.

Since childhood, I have developed drawing and sewing skills. I design and sewn doll clothes almost every day accompanying my mother tailoring her client's garment.

My life leads me to textile design. In the glimpse of an eye, I believe this is MY PATH, MY PASSION, and the beginning of my career. Throughout my educational route, I have gained conceptual and technical design thinking.

Whether creating textile for interior or fashion a textile designer must possess a VISSION.

Ily Syafiqah Textile Designer

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ABOUT

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ly Syafiqah

TEXTILE DESIGNER WORK

ABOUT ME I am a driven textile creative with particular interest in surface pattern design.

With several years of studies and working experiences under my belt, I spend my time learning to perfect the art of textile design from concept to completion.

Creative Intern at PNQ Empire PNQ Empire | Aug 2020-Nov 2020 In charge of assisting Senior Textile Designer in the production team, involve in the ideation process through the production process of scarf and shawl for Marshmallowscarf brand.

CONTACT

Assistant of Cultural Event Coordinator

ADDRESS

Seri Kembangan, Selangor

MOBILE NO.

010-6562259

E-MAIL

ilysyafiqah97@gmail.com

UiTM Machang, Kelantan | 2018-2019 Event planning and implementation process. Managing festival and event infrastructure planning, setup and cleanup. Organising and maintaining an efficient and effective filing system

Art Instructor Global Art, Putrajaya | 2016

TEXTILE SKILLS

SOFTWARE SKILLS

Digital Printing

Adobe Photoshop

Batik Canting

Adobe Illustrator

Batik Block

Adobe Indesign

Shibori Dyeing

Adobe Premier Pro

Bachelor Degree in Textile Design

Floor Loom Weaving

Paper by WeTransfer

UiTM Shah Alam, Selangor | 2019-2021

Sewing

Vectornator

Diploma in Textile Design

Embroidery

CorelDraw

UiTM Machang, Kelantan | 2016-2019

Demonstrating and assisting special needs students to use different techniques and media to develop art works aligned to their artistic abilities. Monitor and maintain classroom inventory

EDUCATION

Textile Illustration

Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia

Hand-Drawing

SMK Desa Serdang, Selangor | 2013-2014

AWARDS

INTERESTS

Co-Curiculum Leadership Award 2014 Singing

Travelling

Mandarin Language

Reading

Recognition for exemplary leadership and consistent quality output

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COLOUR PALETTE

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ACTIVE PHAGE

BACTERIOPHAGE AS A TEXTILE MOTIF This study is focused on the development of Bacteriophage as motifs for printed athleisure wear and the making process of the textile products. Various themes can be used as an inspiration to produce an outstanding and creative design using Bacteriophage as its motifs. There are several species of bacteriophage that can be applied. For example, Ackermannviridae, Myoviridae, Siphoviridae, and Podoviridae.

The purpose of this research is to study the various type of motifs and design development based on Bacteriophage to create a design as a medium to convey the message of the importance of Bacteriophage for our health and environment.

For this research, the technique used for the first product is digital printing for length fabric. For the second product, digital printing and fabric manipulation technique are used to produce a set of women's athleisure wear. Third product, digital print and fiber techniques are implemented for women's athleisure wear. Last product consists of digital print technique with bacteriophage motif for fashion accessories.

These athleisure collections are a hybrid of athletic and leisurewear that can be used for various settings.

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SUBJECT MATTER

Bacteriophage

Bacteriophages are very abundant; actually, there are thousands of millions of bacteriophages around us, although we cannot see them. They live everywhere: in the soil, in the oceans, in our bodies, and also in food. Bacteriophages are harmless to all of us and also to animals and plants.

Bacteriophages are only dangerous for bacteria because they need bacteria to reproduce. Bacteriophages can be used to treat infectious diseases or to remove bacteria from other places where they are unwanted without harming good bacteria.

CONCEPT & INSPIRATION

Art Deco The concept taken from 1920s style which on that year Phage Therapy application are started to be recognised. But soon after antibiotic are introduced. Phage Therapy application is no longer relevant. Only now after 100 years we realised our body will be resistant to antibiotic and are harmful to the human as it kills all good bacteria in our bodies.

More scientists are now interested in phage therapy. The revival of phage therapy is considered one viable solution to the antimicrobial resistance crisis The story of Phage therapy is somewhat similar with Art Deco Style which roaring in 1920s and faded but started to revive in 1960s.

Art Deco style can be distinguish by it symmetrical, geometry, moderne line art, motion aerodynamic curves, and ancient egyptian influenced.

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Erté Inspired by Romain de Tirtoff.

He has been called the “Father of Art Deco” for his influence on art and design in the 20th century.

Based on the artist's intricate style and detailed designs, his jewelry is known as Erte “Art To Wear.” He would also draw inspiration from the nautical world (his most recurring and favorite theme), animals, birds (the peacock being his favorite), and Egyptian culture, amongst other sources.

MOODBOARD

PHAGE

COLOUR REFERENCE

Joyful pastel hues that resemble a delightful swirled serving of cotton candy. This color palette takes our minds off of the gloom of this pandemic and embrace the cheery potential of a baby blue or mint.

This pallete giving the playful, light, and airy vibe contrasting with the classic art deco colors which are rich, dark and heavy colors.

Our aim is to create an art deco style design with a touch of modernity and soft element.

VERSACE Resort

2021

https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/resort-2021/versace

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Bacteriophage using Watervolour and Marker on Coffee stained A4 paper

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Texture of Bscteriophage's head using Watercolour, Marker and Pen on Coffee stained A4 paper

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Bacteriophage's head close-up using Oil-Pastel on Coffee stained A4 paper

Bacteriophage using Pencil on Coffee stained A4 paper

Corticoviridae Bacteriophage using Coloured Pencil on Coffee stained A4 paper

Bacteriophage under microscope using Charcoal on Coffee stained A4 paper

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MOTIF DEVELOPMENT

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

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FINAL PRODUCT 1

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FINAL PRODUCT 2

PRODUCTION PROCESS

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FINAL PRODUCT 3

PRODUCTION PROCESS

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FINAL PRODUCT 4

PRODUCTION PROCESS

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INTERNSHIP

MARSHMALLOWSCARF PNQ EMPIRE

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Artwork Compilation

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DEGREE'S ARTWORK

RESIST

NATURAL DYE MENGKUANG TEA BAG WALL ART

Made in Semester 3 we are making a chameleon batik with Teritik technique and shibori resist technique of teritik.

Creating these artworks strengthen our basic resist technique such as batik and tie dyeing..

This artwork is made on March 2020.

Because of Online Distance Learning and Movement Control Order, we create an artwork made from the material that can be found in our kitchen. The dyes are also produce by natural dye such as turmeric, dragon fruit, onion skin and cabbage.

This is a Chameleon design trench coat inspired by teritik technique. The cotton fabric is digital printed and sewn into a trench coat. This fashion garment is made on November 2019, when I am in Semester 3.

CHAMELEON PRINTED TRENCH COAT

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DEGREE'S ARTWORK

WATERCOLOUR PAINTING

TABLE RUNNER MACRAME

This painting is made for my watercolour painting elective class. We need to paint a still-life nature using watercolour media.

This artwork is made in Semester 4. At this time we are going through pandemic and creating this piece with material we can buy through online shopping. We are exploring the best technique and combine it making it differents with all the table runner out there on the market.

This is a grouping task assigned to us to create a new silhouette inspired by architecture and the architecture inspired in our draping design is from the Supertree Groove, Singapore.

SILHOUETTE DRAPING

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DIPLOMA'S ARTWORK

FABRIC MANIPULATION GARMENT MAKING

MIXED MEDIA DRAWING- PARROT

MIXED MEDIA DRAWING- PARROT

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DIPLOMA'S ARTWORK

SILKSCREEN PRINTING-MANDARIN FISH

FASHION ILLUSTRATION

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SILKSCREEN PRINTING-IKAN SINGGANG

DIPLOMA'S ARTWORK

Fiber Art Batik

Silkscreen Printing

ORCHID STILL LIFE PAINTING

FINAL DIPLOMA'S ARTWORK ORCHID STILL LIFE PAINTING

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UiTM Shah Alam

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OTHER SKILLS

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