Renee Hernandez is an Australian-based textile and surface designer with a dual academic background in textile design and biological science. Her practice spans hand-printing, digital pattern development, and 3D woven construction, united by a focus on nature and sustainable design. She is an early-career designer building a multi-technique portfolio through named collections.

Hernandez works across botanical, tropical, and abstract surface treatments. The portfolio features dense floral textures, bold palm motifs, stippled landscape-derived compositions, and a marble inlay design. Collection titles - Colour Harmony, Coastal Serenity, Tapestry of Texture - reflect an interest in atmospheric palettes and mixed surface effects. Her Instagram bio describes the work as "bold botanicals, layered texture, and a touch of joyful storytelling."

Works across hand-printing, digital pattern development, and 3D printed object construction. Her dual degree in textiles and genetics informs an analytical approach to pattern structure and material; website collections demonstrate output across 2D surface design and dimensional textile making.

Collection naming suggests a home textiles orientation - Trousseau Home Collection, Coastal Serenity Collection - with a fashion accessories dimension evident in a selected 135×135cm scarf placement. Currently independent.

Holds a Bachelor of Design (Textiles) and a Bachelor of Biological Science (Hons Genetics). Her practice is self-described as early-career and grounded in an ethos of playful, curious, and sustainably-minded design across print, weave, and 3D textile outputs.

The portfolio features botanical all-overs (floral texture, palm design), abstract treatments (marble inlay), and landscape-derived surface work (stippled landscape). Scarf placement image indicates familiarity with garment-scale composition. Works in both tile repeat and placement formats.