About me
Recent Heriot-Watt Textile Design Graduate with a passion for bold colour, innovative design and a love for interiors and fashion. Looking for work experience, internships or full-time job within the industry.
Instagram: @alicemurraytextiles
Projects
- 2020 Christmas CardsI designed a range of Christmas cards to sell via my Etsy page. The designs were inspired by the small Scottish town I live in called Stirling, and old vintage illustrations from the 1950s and 60s. I wanted to challenge myself in running and marketing my own business on a small scale, as I would love to have my own design studio and business one day in the future. I sold out after around 2 weeks, and greatly enjoyed being entrepreneurial and would love to create more products in the future as
- Graphic Design for Dear Green place ltdI was commissioned by up and coming house plant shop Dear Green Place ltd to design a logo for them, as well as seasonal graphics for the holidays. The client wanted a hand-drawn and realistic look for their company, which I created using Sketch on iPad. I loved the challenge of creating a very detailed drawing as the basis of the logo, as this isn't of my usual style of work, however I loved being so detail-oriented and trying something new!
Work history
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Retail assistantAnthropologie Europe
- Edinburgh, United KingdomPart Time
Worked with customers in-store as part of a team, and researched the background of products. Also gave a talk on fabric properties and productions to the Anthro team to provide knowledge of fashion and interior products being sold.
Skills
- Adobe Photoshop
- Screen Print
- Printmaking
- Interior Design
- Trend Research
Education
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BA(Hons) Textile Design for Fashion and InteriorsHeriot-Watt University School of Textiles and Design
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Awards
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First place award for colour use in printed textilesLondon Worshipful Company of Colour & Dyers
Awarded for my NeuroActive fabric collection for activewear, which combined neuroaesthetics, colour psychology and biophilic design principles.