Surface Pattern/ Textile Print Design.
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I’m developing a new range of medical scrubs and need a playful, statement-making surface pattern that feels fun, bold, and full of color, preferably addressed for pediatrics. The print will be used exclusively on clothing, so scale, repeat, and visual balance should suit tops, pants, and scrub caps without looking overwhelming in the operating room or fading after multiple washes.
The mood I have in mind fuses lively florals with abstract, almost clip-art style accents—think oversized petals, unexpected geometric flourishes, and color pops that instantly lift a hospital corridor. While floral is the core motif, I’m open to imaginative abstract touches that keep the design modern and unisex. It can also be cute like with themed like having stars planets, farm animals and safari vibes.
Acceptance criteria & deliverables
• Seamless repeat tile (vector AI or layered PSD) at 300 DPI, minimum 30 × 30 cm.
• Printable preview on a scrub top mock-up so I can judge scale and placement.
• Final export: editable source file, print-ready PDF, and transparent PNG.
• Color palette file (ASE or similar) so manufacturers can match tones precisely.
Feel free to use Illustrator, Photoshop, or Procreate—whatever lets you achieve crisp lines and vibrant, locked-in color. I’ll give quick feedback on early sketches; once the direction is approved, we can fine-tune hues and repeat. Looking forward to seeing how you turn routine workwear into wearable joy.
The mood I have in mind fuses lively florals with abstract, almost clip-art style accents—think oversized petals, unexpected geometric flourishes, and color pops that instantly lift a hospital corridor. While floral is the core motif, I’m open to imaginative abstract touches that keep the design modern and unisex. It can also be cute like with themed like having stars planets, farm animals and safari vibes.
Acceptance criteria & deliverables
• Seamless repeat tile (vector AI or layered PSD) at 300 DPI, minimum 30 × 30 cm.
• Printable preview on a scrub top mock-up so I can judge scale and placement.
• Final export: editable source file, print-ready PDF, and transparent PNG.
• Color palette file (ASE or similar) so manufacturers can match tones precisely.
Feel free to use Illustrator, Photoshop, or Procreate—whatever lets you achieve crisp lines and vibrant, locked-in color. I’ll give quick feedback on early sketches; once the direction is approved, we can fine-tune hues and repeat. Looking forward to seeing how you turn routine workwear into wearable joy.
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