Just a Pattern
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Not a tutorial, just for inspiration
I like to experiment to create patterns
In one of my experiments in VectorStyler
I found this result.I don't remember the steps how I did it
but I like it and maybe someone here likes it too
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@Subpath
Great pattern!
The production method is apparent at first glance.
I can try to replicate it approximately
but achieving an exact match will require some additional time and effort.
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Great, well done!
Yes, it's not really complicated to do and
I think it mainly lives from the added gradient
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nice,
seems that pattern sparkle some inspirationBtw everybody is pretty welcome with their own variation
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I fed Nodebox with the pattern.
Here a post of mine about Nodebox
https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/4119/a-kind-of-patternnodes-for-windows-free-win-macA while ago I created a Nodebox node tree, with which I can
replace one object from an SVG file with another. I use this
to replaced the rectangles from the original pattern with a star.Although i think something like this is definitely possible with
the Repeater. Since it uses symbols.
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Another pattern created with Nodebox and then edited in
VectorStyler. These two are pretty good companions.
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The Colors where made with VectorStyler's "Colorize" Feature.
Menu > Effects > Replace Colors > Colorize. I love it
Btw. did you know that you can create a Action with it!Here is a video that shows the steps creating the first one.
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Here is my first version
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And here the whole thing modified with an
Offset Shape Effect and the Corner Tool.
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.Repeater Pattern
Just a Quader, set Repeater to Concentric
and size to Randomfor Random Coloring
Fill your Pattern with a color
select itgo to Menu > Effects > Replace Colors
choose > Colorize
use the randomize Feature until you have some
coloring you like
( if you found a nice one, "save it as a preset!" )
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Selecting Tiles of a Pattern/Mosaic is possible this way
choose a shape
put it over your Pattern
select it
then select:
Menu > Select > Select Others
then choose- Select Inside Shapes
or - Select Intersecting Shape
(thanks to @Li-Xiao for this, did not know this before
he mentioned it in a post)
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I applied a Gaussian blur to the shape and placed it
under the pattern selection
- Select Inside Shapes
