Showing posts with label Textiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Textiles. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Important new online Fashion resource - Berg Fashion Library
The Berg Fashion Library -an authoritative source on world dress
The Berg Fashion Library is a unique online portal which offers fully cross-searchable access to an expanding range of Berg content collections – including the Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion online, e-books, reference works, images, and much more. For a full list of content click here.
Students and scholars in disciplines as diverse as anthropology, art history, history, sociology, geography, folklore, museum studies, theatre, and cultural studies as well as fashion and textiles will find the Berg Fashion Library a treasury of fascinating insights into people and cultures all over the world.
The Berg Fashion Library will be updated at least three times a year.
Labels:
Apparel,
Faculty,
Fashion,
Illustration,
New Database Subscription,
Textiles
Monday, February 8, 2010
photos sources of the human figure
Where can I find photographs of figures in different poses to draw?
These books are listed under the subjects, human figure in art and anatomy-artistic pictorial works. Follow this link for a combined search of both subjects.
Or try these:
Virtually browse the call number area NC765
Entourage(architectural rendering)
Eadweard Muybridge
The Picture Collection collects images and arranges them into folders by subject. Follow this link to see folders on human figures
These books are listed under the subjects, human figure in art and anatomy-artistic pictorial works. Follow this link for a combined search of both subjects.
Or try these:
Virtually browse the call number area NC765
Entourage(architectural rendering)
Eadweard Muybridge
The Picture Collection collects images and arranges them into folders by subject. Follow this link to see folders on human figures
Sunday, February 15, 2009
New database - Commercial Patterns Archive
CoPA Commercial Pattern Archive
The Commercial Pattern Archive database, CoPA, provides a unique tool for researchers and designers to recreate or date clothing from 1868 to 2000. There are several collections from the States, Canada and the UK represented in the database which functions like a Union Catalog of pattern collections. The cornerstone of CoPA is the Betty Williams Collection. Betty Williams, a theatrical costumer in New York City, pioneered research on commercial patterns in the early 1980s. She became a leader in the field, establishing a major personal pattern collection and encouraging others to actively participate in the collection and storage of patterns. Betty passed away in 1997 leaving a wealthy legacy of research, and an extensive pattern collection now housed at the University of Rhode Island. The Williams Collection is combined with the URI and Joy Spanabel Emery Collections in the Commercial Pattern Archive in URI Library Special Collections.
To login, contact the RISD Library Reference Desk for the username and password.
The Commercial Pattern Archive database, CoPA, provides a unique tool for researchers and designers to recreate or date clothing from 1868 to 2000. There are several collections from the States, Canada and the UK represented in the database which functions like a Union Catalog of pattern collections. The cornerstone of CoPA is the Betty Williams Collection. Betty Williams, a theatrical costumer in New York City, pioneered research on commercial patterns in the early 1980s. She became a leader in the field, establishing a major personal pattern collection and encouraging others to actively participate in the collection and storage of patterns. Betty passed away in 1997 leaving a wealthy legacy of research, and an extensive pattern collection now housed at the University of Rhode Island. The Williams Collection is combined with the URI and Joy Spanabel Emery Collections in the Commercial Pattern Archive in URI Library Special Collections.
To login, contact the RISD Library Reference Desk for the username and password.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Textiles journals
Is there a list of all the Textiles journals RISD library currently subscribes to?
Craft:transforming traditional crafts
Crafts
Embroidery
Handwoven
Hali
Shuttle Spindle & Dye Pot
Modern Carpets and Textiles
Selvedge
Surface Design
Textile View
Textile View2
Textile History
Threads
Top Fashion Knitwear
Craft:transforming traditional crafts
Crafts
Embroidery
Handwoven
Hali
Shuttle Spindle & Dye Pot
Modern Carpets and Textiles
Selvedge
Surface Design
Textile View
Textile View2
Textile History
Threads
Top Fashion Knitwear
Monday, August 18, 2008
Contemporary Textiles
What are some sources on contemporary textile artists?
Telos Portfolio Collection
By Hand in the Electronic Age: Contemporary Tapestry
Telos Portfolio Collection
By Hand in the Electronic Age: Contemporary Tapestry
Monday, May 12, 2008
fashion forecasting
What are some sources for fashion and color forecasting?
Try these websites:
itbd
mode...information
wgsn-edu
PeclersParis
edelkoort
Try these printed sources:
Bloom
Provider
View2 magazine
Try these websites:
itbd
mode...information
wgsn-edu
PeclersParis
edelkoort
Try these printed sources:
Bloom
Provider
View2 magazine
Labels:
Faculty,
Fashion,
RISD Students,
Student,
Textiles
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Material ConneXion Site Visits
How can RISD students and faculty arrange a visit to Material ConneXion in New York City?
There are three categories of access to Material ConneXion:
1) Free 20 minute tours for 5 or more students can be arranged by calling ahead and arranging a time.
2) Individual students can arrange for 4 hours of research access for $90. Scheduling an appointment is necessary.
3) Otherwise, Material ConneXion on-site access is arranged by an hourly, ticketed system.
One hour admittance coupons cost $50 each.
The minimum number of coupons that can be purchased at a time is fifty.
Speak to the head of your department to arrange access to Material ConneXion.
RISD Library subscribes to the Material ConneXion database
library.risd.edu > Resources > Reference
Contact Material ConneXion at: webmaster@materialconnexion.com
There are three categories of access to Material ConneXion:
1) Free 20 minute tours for 5 or more students can be arranged by calling ahead and arranging a time.
2) Individual students can arrange for 4 hours of research access for $90. Scheduling an appointment is necessary.
3) Otherwise, Material ConneXion on-site access is arranged by an hourly, ticketed system.
One hour admittance coupons cost $50 each.
The minimum number of coupons that can be purchased at a time is fifty.
Speak to the head of your department to arrange access to Material ConneXion.
RISD Library subscribes to the Material ConneXion database
library.risd.edu > Resources > Reference
Contact Material ConneXion at: webmaster@materialconnexion.com
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