Emma-Jayne Parkes, who attended the FlyingStart Programme for Creative Industries (Art and Design) in Bournemouth in January, are rising stars of the design world. They have already achieved fame for their revolutionary use of smart materials in umbrella designs. Their hi-tech brollies change colour and reveal hidden designs when the weather strikes them. Versions were used for the Closing 'Handover' Ceremony of the Beijing Olympics last summer. This time, in Liverpool, SquidLondon has collaborated on an art project with Tate Enterprise for the Colour Chart Exhibition. The Colour Chart umbrella collection will be sold at the Tate Liverpool art shop starting from the 29th of May. In preparation for this they have just returned from a trip to Asia. Viviane and Emma-Jayne arrived in Bournemouth fresh from recording an interview for BBC Radio 4's The World Tonight news programme. Both felt this FlyingStart Programme 'exceeded' their expectations. "I came, listened, exchanged and will have the courage to go to market and fight for my visions," said Viviane in feedback after the event. Emma-Jayne said they had "met many potential collaborators and sold our product!" You can see a list of all the FlyingStart participants from Bournemouth here . Apr 2009 03 Can you design the must-have toy for 2010? Could you be the toy designer of the future? Will your design be the next BarbieT, or TransformersT or LegoT? If so, here's your chance to design the toy of 2010. Renegade Pictures are producing a new Channel 4 series looking