DECORATING WOMEN'S JEANS IN TECHNOLOGY HAND PAINTING ON THE BASIS OF PETRIKIVKA'S MOTIVATIONS

Abstract

Purpose of the study is to develop a design for decorating a collection of women's denim clothes by hand painting based on a creative source - modern Petrykivka drawings.Methodology. An integrated approach has been applied; methods of system-structural and morphological analysis of the original object of study - modern Petrykivka drawings - with further synthesis based on the obtained data to develop a classifi cation o f drawings and create a drawing design for fi nishing products; sketching method for depicting Petrykivka p aintings and collection models. Results and conclusions. As a result of the analysis of the variety and peculiarities of the technology of Petrykivka painting, the classifi cation of Petrykivka d rawings according to diff erent features has been developed. Based on the creative source – modern Petrykivka paintings – a collage of the source of inspiration «Modern Petrykivka» was created, which refl ects th e compositional features of modern Petrykivka paintings and their colors. Sketches have been developed and an up-to-date collection of women's denim clothing has been created, which consists of four outerwear products: pants, jacket, skirt and jumpsuit. All products are decorated with Petrykivka paintings, made in the technique of hand painting with acrylic paints. The drawings are made in a monochrome image: a white shade of paint on a background of blue denim to give products a modern accent; light blue shade to be able to display the transition stroke.
Scientifi c novelty. The multilevel classifi cation of Petrykivka drawings according to diff erent features, developed on a facet basis, has been fi rst off ered in the work: by type of brushstroke, by composition al elements, by ornamental compositions and by color scale. Practical value purpose. Art-design and design-technological solutions of models of women's denim clothing collection with decoration have been developed. The results of the work were implemented in the technological process of the low-capacity sewing private enterprise «VENSON» (Kyiv).