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Lucerne School of Design, Film and Art Lucerne School of Design, Film and Art
Degree Programmes Degree Programmes
Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts
Textile Design Textile Design
Programme coursework Programme coursework
1st Semester 1st Semester

1st Semester Textile Design

Analogue and digital design techniques in the fields of print, embroidery, weaving and knitting are the focus of teaching in the first year of study. The goal is a comprehensive understanding of surface design, the relation of figurative motif to ground, the effect of colours (also when interwoven), types of thread and thread systems, and the core element of textile design, which is pivotal to this high art: the pattern repeat.

INFINITY

A broad design repertoire is necessary to be able to make virtuoso use of design possibilities. In this module, students develop a methodological toolbox that they can draw on in the design process. In parallel, they practise ornamentation strategies, manual printing techniques and digital design tools. In a second step, design, repeat and continuous surfaces are the topic. The most important types of offsets and distribution possibilities in various design techniques are implemented in reported designs.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG):
4 – Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
12 – Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns

Arbeit von Eva Schmid für die Serie Infinity.

Arbeit von Lina Hofmann für die Serie Infinity.

SURFACE

The students examine their surroundings in relation to surfaces. After a broad research phase, they explore the workshops of the print shop, embroidery and the possibilities of the other machinery. They develop a broad repertoire of textile printing and embroidery techniques, make targeted use of colour and become sensitised to the creative potential of the interplay between materiality and design. The students deepen ornamental and manipulative techniques individually and complement them with non-textile materials: wood veneers, mirrors, wallpapers or ceramics.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG):
9 – Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation