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P13.04.01
The inspiration of this camo comes from contemporary Japanese artist, Yayoi Kusama, who is mostly known for her use of polka dots in her art. The “tiger” camo was chosen because of the animal’s relevance within Japanese culture. The pattern was made from actual tiger stripes.
This camo was inspired by patterns from Persian rugs.
P13.04.02
The intention behind this was to design a camo that felt “digital” and more akin to streetwear and stylish than actual functionality.
Simple shapes (rhombus and squares) to make a pattern that felt futuristic, but still easy to wear.