Irina Kiro was tasked with designing a collection of fabric patterns. She developed 8 unique options showcasing characters and abstract shapes. Irina has a natural curiosity about color combinations and the way shapes interact to produce innovative visual effects.

Below you can see Irina’s wonderful pattern illustrations. For more, please visit her website or follow this talented illustrator on Behance.

A series of fabric patterns by Irina Kiro

All illustrations © by Irina Kiro. Check out the Illustration section on WE AND THE COLOR for more inspiring work.

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