A proposed design system for using parametric design in Printed fabrics for women

Abdel Khalek, Amal; Al-Jizawi, Shaima Nabil Syed Awad; El-Sayed, Maysa Fikry Ahmed; Hassan, Talaat Mahmoud

doi:10.21608/idj.2021.133047

A proposed design system for using parametric design in Printed fabrics for women

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

¹ Faculty of Applied Arts- Department of Interior Design and Furniture,Helwan University

² Assistant Lecturer, Department of Technical and Industrial Education, College of Education, Helwan University

³ Emeritus Professor of Design, Department of Textile Printing, Dyeing and Finishing, College of Applied Arts, Helwan University

⁴ Professor of Textile Printing, Dyeing and Processing Technology, Department of Technical and Industrial Education, College of Education, Helwan University

10.21608/idj.2021.133047

Abstract

Computer programs at the present time, one of the most important things around me at this time, these things indicate that these ideas indicate that these ideas indicate an outward direction. Its place is a modern design, the beginning of its appearance in architecture where there are relationships and equations applied by the designer by means of programs dedicated to the computer "Grasshopper program". It started from who can obtain a limited number of units and designs by changing and transforming the combinations in one of the variables of these equations. Its versatile, powerful design ideas can easily be manipulated into 3D making it a lush field for continuous experimentation. It is considered the beginning of the application of parametric design direction in architecture. Parametric architecture can be a source of inspiration from which printed designs of female fabrics can be borrowed. It might seem somewhat surprising to use architecture as an inspiration for a textile print designer, but it could be the beginning of a different creative and new trend in the design of printed fabrics.

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