Art Gallery Fabrics Lookbook vol 1
This new promotional medium is the best, most in-depth look at my fabric collections and all of its possibilities. We’ve highlighted features that include a personal note from me and the style and inspiration behind my designs, beautifully curated image composites and a direct link to the pattern or instructions source for most projects.
This new promotional medium is the best, most in-depth look at my fabric collections and all of its possibilities. We’ve highlighted features that include a personal note from me and the style and inspiration behind my designs, beautifully curated image composites and a direct link to the pattern or instructions source for most projects.
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Tule is Leah Duncan’s first fabric collection with <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> <strong>Fabrics</strong>. The collection’s name<br />
takes its origin from Nevada’s Tule desert, a place of botanical wonders, quietude, and a<br />
simplistic, but nonetheless impressive beauty. And as you’ll notice throughout the 20 new<br />
fabrics, these traits have been translated perfectly by Leah.<br />
Originally from South Carolina, Leah moved to Austin in 2008 and it was there she taught<br />
herself sewing and surface design. Her aesthetic is very much inspired by nature and the<br />
outdoors, as seen by design incorporations of plant life, animals and textures.<br />
Leah regards color as one of the most important pieces of design. Her color palette is quite<br />
distinct, and many times is derived from the surroundings of the time she spent living in Austin,<br />
Texas, as well as from her southern, and Native American roots. Her love of folk art also<br />
takes flight from her roots and nuances of this element can be spotted in many of her illustrations.<br />
To us, what is most striking about the landscape behind this collection is a lack of obvious<br />
drama or spectacle that sets the beauty of the desert apart. What makes it calmingly<br />
beautiful is its sense of restraint.<br />
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