PUBLIC MARKS with tag print

Learn how Adobe helps publishers and advertisers take books, magazines, and newspapers beyond print to create revolutionary digital experiences for a wide range of screens and devices.

Spoonflower makes it possible for individuals to design, print and sell their own fabric designs. It was founded in May 2008 by two Internet geeks who had crafty wives but who knew nothing about textiles. The company came about because Stephen’s wife, Kim, persuaded him that being able to print her own fabric for curtains was a really cool idea. She wasn’t alone. The Spoonflower community now numbers around 70,000 individuals who use their own fabric to make curtains, quilts, clothes, bags, furniture, dolls, pillows, framed artwork, costumes, banners and much, much more. The Spoonflower marketplace offers the largest collection of independent fabric designers in the world. The site has appeared in the New York Times, Associated Press, Vogue, Martha Stewart Weddings, Make, CRAFT, ApartmentTherapy, Photojojo, and many other terrific publications and blogs.

Within the University of Washington Division of Design, there are three majors—Visual Communication Design, Industrial Design and Design Studies—as well as a series of courses in Interaction Design. The division educates and trains designers to create and develop concepts that optimize the function, value, and appearance of communications, products and systems.