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Freelance Textile Print Designer: Repeat Patterns & Files

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dagne doverNew York (NY)

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About the role

Dagne Dover in New York designs bags and accessories with prints and textiles. You will create original prints and seamless patterns for fabrics, ensuring production-ready artwork for printing and production across products. You will collaborate closely with design teams to ensure prints align with silhouettes, materials and overall product design while using Illustrator and Photoshop to refine artwork. Looking for a strong portfolio and deep knowledge of textile printing techniques to bring

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