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Monday, September 29, 2014
Favorite Shop - The City Quilter
Just want to share this cute and amazing fabric store in the NYC.
The City Quilter
133 West 25th Street
New York, NY 10001
212-807-0390
http://www.cityquilter.com/
They have their own New York City collection!
New collection in the front part of the store.
Fabrics are arranged by color. Love it! It's so hard to leave this store.
They have their own New York City collection!
New collection in the front part of the store.
Fabrics are arranged by color. Love it! It's so hard to leave this store.
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
New Package release with HAAYA'S Coffee
Here are the ground coffee drip packs by Haaya's coffee, Taiwan.
I am so happy working with them. The colorful packaging not only brings more sales to the company but also becomes one new category for art licensing. This packaging category is total different from art licensing for fabrics and paper products. The graphics are not printed on the product itself. Instead, it add a new piece of cloth to ground coffee. The customers usually throw away the packaging. With these joyful graphics, they may start to collect all of them. At least, these colorful packages catch their eyes when they buy coffee.
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I am so happy working with them. The colorful packaging not only brings more sales to the company but also becomes one new category for art licensing. This packaging category is total different from art licensing for fabrics and paper products. The graphics are not printed on the product itself. Instead, it add a new piece of cloth to ground coffee. The customers usually throw away the packaging. With these joyful graphics, they may start to collect all of them. At least, these colorful packages catch their eyes when they buy coffee.
Monday, August 11, 2014
Artists Around the World – the BLOG HOP
This post is for a blog hop called “Artists Around the World”. Artists, designers, writers, illustrators, and more around the world are asked 4 questions and post their answers on their blogs. Then link to 1 to 3 other artists to continue the hop.
I am invited by my artist friend Anais Lee to join this blog hop. You can see her lovely works here and blog
Let me introduce myself first. I am a surface designer based in Queens, New York. I started my own design studio in 2010 and licensed my arts to manufactures and other companies. Right now, my works can be found on fabrics, wrapping paper, cell phone cases, and party ware.
Below are the Q & A:
1. Why do I do what I do?
I am passionate about creating art, and I love fabrics, ceramics, and paper. What I do is to bring what I love together, and to share the art to all the people who also enjoy it.
2. How does my work differ from others of its genre?
I like to keep the hand-drawn lines and shapes, which makes my art more personal. Combining related objects together is one interesting character in my work. For example, I put rabbit hair bends on chicks for an Easter collection. I also created a Santa Claus nutcracker.
3. How does my creative process work?
I always start with defining a subject (theme). I rarely create from a doodle on a piece of paper. Sometimes, an idea just pop up in my head, it could be a certain type of texture or a scene. I find certain topics based on current market trend or personal preferences. After that, I go online to find image references and draw some elements. Once the sketch is ready, I scan it into the computer. Then, I use the live trace function in Illustrator to digitize all the elements and continue to experiment with colors . In order to build a collection, I create more co-ordinate patterns as my last step.
4. What am I working on now?
I just finished a cats design for fabric! I'm planing to try the fashion theme which is totally different from my current portfolio. I am also taking an online course about mix-media painting.
Now I would like to introduce Vivayne and Eva Marion Seyffarth to continue the blog hop. They are my classmates in the Make Art that Sales online class. Remember to check out their posts next Monday, August 18th.
Vivayne's blog: Vivayne Art Life and the Journey
Eva's blog: Twinkling Journeys
I am invited by my artist friend Anais Lee to join this blog hop. You can see her lovely works here and blog
Let me introduce myself first. I am a surface designer based in Queens, New York. I started my own design studio in 2010 and licensed my arts to manufactures and other companies. Right now, my works can be found on fabrics, wrapping paper, cell phone cases, and party ware.
Below are the Q & A:
1. Why do I do what I do?
I am passionate about creating art, and I love fabrics, ceramics, and paper. What I do is to bring what I love together, and to share the art to all the people who also enjoy it.
2. How does my work differ from others of its genre?
I like to keep the hand-drawn lines and shapes, which makes my art more personal. Combining related objects together is one interesting character in my work. For example, I put rabbit hair bends on chicks for an Easter collection. I also created a Santa Claus nutcracker.
3. How does my creative process work?
I always start with defining a subject (theme). I rarely create from a doodle on a piece of paper. Sometimes, an idea just pop up in my head, it could be a certain type of texture or a scene. I find certain topics based on current market trend or personal preferences. After that, I go online to find image references and draw some elements. Once the sketch is ready, I scan it into the computer. Then, I use the live trace function in Illustrator to digitize all the elements and continue to experiment with colors . In order to build a collection, I create more co-ordinate patterns as my last step.
4. What am I working on now?
I just finished a cats design for fabric! I'm planing to try the fashion theme which is totally different from my current portfolio. I am also taking an online course about mix-media painting.
Now I would like to introduce Vivayne and Eva Marion Seyffarth to continue the blog hop. They are my classmates in the Make Art that Sales online class. Remember to check out their posts next Monday, August 18th.
Vivayne's blog: Vivayne Art Life and the Journey
Eva's blog: Twinkling Journeys
Thursday, April 24, 2014
SURTEX 2014 flyers
SURTEX 2014 - May 18~20 at the Javits Center, New York City.
Feng Liang Design will be exhibit at Booth #347. There will be a different booth set up compared with last year. Come and visit my booth!
Saturday, March 15, 2014
“Tweet Together” Fabrics
New baby collection "Tweet Together" by Monkey Bow are available. Monkey bow is a division of Feng Liang Design, mainly to create cheerful and whimsical designs.
There are two color combinations: grey and lilac, which are suitable for both baby boys and baby girls.
I really like the soft texture and am planning to make bibs out of these fabrics. Thanks Studio E fabrics for making it happen.
13 prints in this collection
Panel in lilac.
Panel in linen grey.
I really like the soft texture and am planning to make bibs out of these fabrics. Thanks Studio E fabrics for making it happen.
13 prints in this collection
Panel in lilac.
Panel in linen grey.
Sunday, October 20, 2013
Thank you [ The Fabric Shopper ]
My Forest Playground fabrics have been featured on the blog, The Fabric Shopper. Check it out here. It's a great site for fabric sale and new-release fabrics!
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