Telva Chase is a surface pattern designer and artist based in Vancouver, WA, working under the studio name Truffle Art Design LLC (founded 2014). She designs patterns for textiles, fabric, wallpaper, and home decor, and also offers education through her platform Telva's Toolbox. Documented clients include Balenciaga Menswear, Columbia Sportswear, Spoonflower, Bed Bath & Beyond, Pier 1 Imports, American Apparel, and Jacquemus.

Chase's work bridges traditional fine art and commercial surface pattern. Selected Instagram images reveal a consistent palette signature: teal, dusty sage, ivory cream, warm peaches, and muted golds. Patterns lean toward handmade texture - woven check structures, floral stripe compositions, and painterly stripe abstractions. The work has a warm, artisan quality rather than a graphic digital aesthetic; teal recurs as a signature colour across multiple designs.

Traditional art media from youth: oil, acrylic, watercolour, encaustic, and pastels. These traditional painting methods feed directly into surface pattern work. The portfolio features watercolour-influenced hand-drawn mark-making in the repeat units. Also illustrates and makes cards. Quilter and sewer, which likely informs pattern composition for fabric applications.

Documented clients: Balenciaga Menswear, Columbia Sportswear, Bed Bath & Beyond, Pier 1 Imports, American Apparel, Jacquemus, Spoonflower. Markets span womenswear, menswear, home decor, and stationery. Actively seeking collaboration in textiles, home decor, or apparel. Licensed designer; also direct-to-consumer via website fabric shop.

Based in Vancouver, WA, on a wildlife refuge. Has worked in traditional art media since youth. Founded Truffle Art Design LLC in 2014. Practice spans surface pattern design, illustration, card making, authoring, and education. Inspires from travel (Egypt, Machu Picchu, Peru), nature (hydrangea focus), gardening, and historical patterns.

Selected patterns confirm a mixed vocabulary of stripes and checks in handmade textures: woven check (purple squares, teal watercolour), vertical floral stripe (yellow daisies, orange roses on teal), painterly stripe (Hazy Daze: peach/red/yellow/gold/teal), and textured stripe (Prairie Tones: dusty teal on ivory cream). The repeat structures are primarily stripe and grid-based, with floral and botanical subjects as fill motifs. Teal is a consistent palette anchor.