designed May-June1986, comprising: three first silk screen strikes for ’Celtic Pixel’ with a gold and teal print on white cotton, 139 by 113cm, brown and bronze print on white cotton, 139 by 66cm, the third gold on purple, 141 by 117cm; and a panel of ’Tudor Check’ shot polyester taffeta, 96 by 89cm; together with an original design for ’Map-Lion’ signed and dated 2nd June, 1985; and three double-sided press clippings boards (8)The Hilde Smith ArchiveHilde Smith used a dip pen and an Italic fountain pen with India Ink to create the designs for this collection. The digitalised Celtic Swirl print was corrupted with access to a video camera connected to a black and white television. After the screenshots and photocopying, she drew on the images using India Ink, a dip pen and a Sharpie. Her cut and paste technique finalised the design process. The print names for this collection were: ’Tudor Check’, ’Celtic Swirl’ and ’Lion Map’. They were printed onto stretch denim, poplin, organide and shot acetate taffetas. The prints were proofed and produced in Bermondsey railway arches by David Jamison. This was her last working collaboration with BodyMap. She left their studio to lecture at St Martins full time whilst selling designs freelance in Italy, and gave guest lectures all over the UK, Japan, New York and Toronto. Later in 1986 she began buying and developing derelict properties in Islington, Hackney and later in Barcelona, Tarifa and Algeciras, Spain. She has made Spain her home and is now a Spanish National.