전통 조각보와 한글을 모티브로 한 티셔츠 텍스타일 디자인 개발

Abstract

T-shirts are popular fashion items for all ages and seasons as jeans and street style. T-shirts are also used not only as a simple garment, but also for promotion, unity and homogeneity among members, it is also used for 'persuasive' roles in which an individual or group's claims are understood externally. For the design development of Korean images, The purpose of this study is to develop a textile design using the motif of Jogakbo and Hunminjeongeum, and to develop a T-shirt design. Research methods consist of literature research and design development. After developing a textile design using an illustration (Adobe Illustrator CS 6.0) program and an Adobe Photoshop (Adobe Photoshop CS 6.0) program, based on the images of Hangeul and Jogakbo, the design of T-shirts was presented using a Photoshop program for simulation mapping. The results of the study were as follows. Design 1 was designed by placing a textile design using rectangular type Jogakbo image and four consonants and vowels that are not currently in use at the bottom and sleeves of the T-shirt. Design 2 was designed the T-shirts of cute images by using the triangle-type Jogakbo image and ㅇ, ㅎ which is curved Hangul characters. Design 3 was designed T-shirts by placing a textile design using radial type Jogakbo image and the principle of adding strokes to a character of Hunminjeongeum. Design 4 was designed T-shirts by placing a textile design using the cintamani type Jogakbo image and bagic vowels at the time of the invention of Hunminjeongeum. Design 5 was designed T-shirts by placing a textile design using free type Jogakbo image and the basic consonants which are shaped of the vocal organs. Colors are used by extracting colors from traditional Jogakbo using illustration (Adobe Illustrator CS 6.0) programs. It is thought that a design using the images of Jogakbo and Hangul is suitable for the development of Korean images because of the harmony between the formative beauty of Hangeul and the beauty of color scheme of Jogakbo. I hope that diverse attempts will be made to find beautiful expressions and use them in the design, in addition to the design development of Hangeul, and to inherit the creativity and design philosophy of Hunminjeongeum.