The Textile Design Course introduces students to textile decoration techniques. Students will learn historical, theoretical and practical aspects of various printing techniques and how they are applied to fabrics at the crafts and industrial levels.
The course is divided into 5 parts:
1. Research and development of decorative motifs for textiles;
2. Design and printing of serigraphic works;
3. Pastes, paints and pigments for textile printing and dyeing;
4. Printing: serigraphic, rotary, transfer, sublimation and digital
5. Textile decoration techniques: shibori/tie-dying, batik, stencilling, block printing, aerography, watercolour and freehand drawing.
The course includes classroom lessons, working groups, projects and visits to museums and other sites of interest.
The course is available on an individual basis: this formula allows the student to construct the program directly with the teacher and adapt it to his/her individual training needs.
When you purchase a lesson package, the AEF Academic Secretariat will customise your timetable to offer you a tailored learning experience. The school arranges session times flexibly, matching your availability with the tutor's to ensure you get the best learning experience in Florence.
Organizational Note: Depending on the course type and the package purchased, the school may combine the individual 45-minute lessons into a single, more structured study session (for example, 2, 3 or 4 lessons combined into a single meeting lasting from 90 to 180 minutes). Consequently, the frequency and length of individual appointments may vary from week to week, without affecting the total number of lessons included in your package.
If you need to reschedule or cancel a lesson, please let us know by email or at the welcome desk by 4:30pm the day before, and we'll arrange a new time together. Lessons cancelled after this time, or missed without notice, cannot be made up.
Ernst Karl Jorns
Karl studied architecture in Rio de Janeiro and textile design at the International Fashion Institute (Polimoda) in Florence. He has extensive experience in the creation and realization of garments, accessories and costumes, as well as in the field of photography. Since 1995 he has been teaching at Polimoda, at the Fabric Museum of Prato, and in numerous American programs. He has held numerous exhibitions of his works in both Brazil and Italy.
Lessons | Price |
|---|---|
10 | €700 |
20 | €1330 |
30 | €1890 |
All prices are in Euros. Registration fee of 80,00 Euro (valid for 12 months).
1 lesson: 45 minutes.
Once you purchase the package of lessons, course dates can be agreed upon.
