FASHION PRINT DESIGN
FASHION PRINT DESIGN
A 2-week portfolio-focused studio for emerging creatives
IDEA Futures presents a contemporary approach to creative education, designed for how students actually learn today.
This programme supports students and young creatives in developing a strong, portfolio-ready body of work for university applications or early creative practice. Based in London, it combines experimentation, technical skills, and personal expression in a supportive studio environment.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
Over two weeks, you will:
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Develop your own fashion print design project
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Explore pattern, colour, texture, and visual storytelling
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Experiment with both handmade and digital techniques
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Learn how to research, develop, and refine ideas
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Build a cohesive body of work for your portfolio
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Present your final outcomes with confidence
WHAT YOU'LL GAIN
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A portfolio-ready project suitable for applications
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A clearer and more confident creative voice
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Strong research and development skills
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Experience using both traditional and digital tools (including Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator)
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The ability to clearly present and explain your work
WHY CHOOSE US
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Not everyone thrives in traditional classrooms.
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This programme is designed for students who: haven’t had access to formal art education
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Are building a portfolio independently
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Want to strengthen their work for university applications
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Prefer a more flexible, studio-based learning environment
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Think differently, including neurodivergent creatives
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We focus on process over perfection, helping you build confidence in both your ideas and your outcomes.
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A NEW APPROACH TO CREATIVE EDUCATION.
BUILT FOR HOW PEOPLE ACTUALLY LEARN.
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FINAL OUTCOME
By the end of the programme, you will leave with:
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A resolved, portfolio-ready project
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A cohesive body of supporting work
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Presentation materials for applications
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Greater confidence in your creative direction
WHO IT'S FOR
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Students preparing portfolios for fashion, textile, or design courses
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Applicants to institutions such as Central Saint Martins and London College of Fashion as well as international schools and universities
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Emerging creatives seeking a structured but flexible way to develop their work
Location: London, Hammersmith
Duration: 2 weeks
Schedule: 5 sessions per week
TUTOR: PAULINA DRACZ
Born in Łódź, a post-industrial city shaped by its textile heritage and vibrant alternative art scene, Paulina draws from both craft and experimentation. Primarily a print designer, she explores textile art through themes of femininity, technology, and loneliness, examining how intimacy and isolation coexist in a digital world.
She holds a BA in Fashion Textile Design from De Montfort University, where she developed her interdisciplinary approach. Alongside her practice, she teaches Art & Design and leads community workshops, creating inclusive spaces for learning and experimentation, strengthening community ties, and making contemporary art accessible beyond traditional institutions.