VICTORIAN COLOUR PALETTE FASHION WORKSHOP
ONE-DAY PRACTICAL SESSION
This event is in-person only
Takes place in the Museum's Learning Studio
Booking is essential
With Crimson Rose O’Shea, fashion and textile designer
Colour palettes are essential for fashion designers. And being able to develop your own colour story and palette is a skill that you can acquire.
In this one-day workshop, you will learn how to create your own colour story and palette drawing inspiration from the Ashmolean's Victorian Colour Revolution exhibition.
You'll be able to experiment with applying your palette to typical Victorian fashion design templates that you will be given.
April Love by Arthur Hughes, 1855-6, oil on canvas © Tate Britain
What's covered in the workshop:
• Brief Introduction to colour
• Learn why colour is important in textile and fashion design
• Research and create your own colour story mood board inspired by the exhibition
• Present your colour palette
• Experiment with applying your colour palette onto fashion design templates popular during the Victorian period
All materials will be provided
BOOKING
This event is in-person only and takes place in the Museum's Learning Studio.
Tickets are £95.
If you have any questions, please email us at publicprogrammes@ashmus.ox.ac.uk
