David Delander is a Belgium-based graphic and surface pattern designer working across fashion print, kidswear graphics, album cover art, and product packaging. His practice spans high-end fashion through to licensed children's product design, with documented clients across major European retail and fashion brands.

Style and Aesthetic Playful, polished, and consistently surprising. Design work adapts across market contexts without losing its visual energy. The portfolio features graphic, structured surface prints; selected placements indicate garment applications across fashion and kidswear categories.

Pattern Focus The portfolio features graphic surface prints and fashion placement designs across kidswear and fashion categories. Work spans both repeat structures and placement graphics, with applications in apparel and packaged product design.

Markets and Clients Fashion (menswear and womenswear), kidswear, toys, and product packaging. Named clients: Bellerose, C&A, Okaidi, Lilliputiens, Foam. Also freelances for music bands producing album cover and visual art. Published in IdN Magazine, PAGE Magazine, and San Francisco Chronicle.

Techniques and Tools Works from brief and moodboard through to Pantone palette development and technical file production. Broader creative practice extends to welding (sculpture) and web design. The multi-disciplinary background informs a cross-sector adaptability evident in the documented client range.

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Career Path Spent seven months in San Francisco developing his English and sharpening his visual eye in a new creative environment. Based in Belgium. Brings a drummer's sensibility to design work - rhythm, timing, and structure.

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