Growing up in rural northeast Scotland, the daughter of two farmers, Donna Wilson always knew she wanted to be a designer. True to her youthful ambitions, today she is known for her whimsical prints and knit objects citing Stig Lindberg and Alexander Girard as influences which draw upon her idyllic childhood and the landscape of the Scottish countryside. Wilson, who is regarded as one of the most exciting young textile designers in the industry, studied textiles at Gray's School of Art in Aberdeen, Scotland, and earned her Master's in mixed media and constructed textiles at The Royal College of Art in London.
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