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Interview with Patricia Dixon, textile designer and lecturer
Age 32. Comes from London.
Has your career followed
a set plan?
So you set up your own company?
Yes, Patricia Dixon Associates, a small textile print business
supplying department stores, galleries and shops with things
like hand-printed silk scarves, ties and waistcoats as well
working on one-off commissions. We - I used a team of outworkers
- also designed and produced corporate giftware for companies
and then we did some TV production work on things like banners
and props.
How did you get involved
in education?
What did you talk to the
students about?
And gradually, the teaching
became more important?
How do you manage to teach
and to do your own work?
What do you like most about
your working life?
Any advice for young people
on the brink of their careers?
Lastly, do you look forward
to going to work every day?
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