Nigel Quiney's bold graphic patterns transformed the look of the 1960s with their vibrant colours and striking geometry. The V&A holds more than 160 works by Nigel Quiney, created between 1961 and 1982. An irrepressible optimist, he titled his memoirs Confessions of a Cock-Eyed Optimist and More Cock-Eyed Optimism, Quiney became one of Britain's most influential surface pattern designers. This recycled zip pocket set features his iconic wrapping paper designs: Carnival, Typhoon, Bullseye and Cubic 4 ,1967–1972 © Nigel Quiney / Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Nigel Quiney's bold graphic patterns transformed the look of the 1960s with their vibrant colours and striking geometry. The V&A holds more than 160 works by Nigel Quiney, created between 1961 and 1982. An irrepressible optimist, he titled his memoirs Confessions of a Cock-Eyed Optimist and More Cock-Eyed Optimism, Quiney became one of Britain's most influential surface pattern designers. This recycled zip pocket set features his iconic wrapping paper designs: Carnival, Typhoon, Bullseye and Cubic 4 ,1967–1972 © Nigel Quiney / Victoria and Albert Museum, London.