Just a Pattern
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Another nice find, made entirely in Vectorstyler
with a little help from corner tool and the
colorize feature
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While i was I looking at this pattern, I had the idea that
it might look like a peacock's tail, so I create this one.
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well, I think you can also see it as a kind of pattern
saw this interesting design made with CorelDraw
and i recreated it in VectorStyler
(Shapebuilder was involved)
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made a variation, also all in VectorStyler
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some further variations of this design
seems that i am not short on Ideaswill do a tutorial which tricks VectorStyler offers
to get such results
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the first tutorial is online, you found it here:
https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/4624/using-the-extend-path-tool-to-adjust-a-blend
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this second tutorial shows how to replace dashes of a stroke with another shape
https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/4625/replace-dashed-line-strokes-with-another-shape.
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Another pattern, created in Vectorstyler
is an overlay of different patterns and
experiments with combined stroke stripes
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I'm still experimenting with the possibilities Stroke Stripe offers
for creating patterns.It started with that simple pattern below, I added an offset shape effect
and used Stroke Stripe with Boolean Combine on it.
The Colors were made with Colorize.To get such patterns from Stroke Stripe it should be closed shapes
and then do a Boolean Combine with it.
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Found some new ways for creating Pattern in VS.
You could also take look at this link
https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/4843/inverted-wave-zig-zag-with-the-outline-zigzag-shape-effectHere just one Result, but many many Variations
are possible this way
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created a, color-wise, somewhat structured version.
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A fairly simple pattern, what made it special was
the use of “colorize” with my own palette.
Menu > Effects > Replace colors > Colorize...
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another one of my pattern experiments
also colored via colorize like the one above
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Working on a Mosaic Project, reusing an old pattern i made,
here a Result. Everything made in VectorStyler. To get slightly
different colors for each mosaic tile "Disturb Colors" was used.
Menu > Effects > Replace Colors > Disturb Colors
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played with randomness
Was playing with randomize in the Repeater using just a quad.
Did a Boolean "Dividide" with the Result, then a "Offset Path" Shape Effect
" Inner Offset" and at least i use "Colorize" with a Color Palette i made.
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Someone said the previous picture looked like a collection
of Polaroid photos, so I made a version like that too.
This was made with the help of Actions (Vectorstyler Macros)
to get the Polaroid look.
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Continued a bit with my mosaic project.
I had the idea of a kind of natural looking color gradient for mosaics.
The "Color Disturb" function was no help because of the gradient required.Instead, I created a duplicate version, colored it using "Colorize"
using my palette and made it transparent (20%). I placed it over
the gradient, which creates nice, slightly differently colored tiles.
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@Subpath said in Just a Pattern:
Another pattern, created in Vectorstyler
is an overlay of different patterns and
experiments with combined stroke stripes
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This one looks truly elegant and aesthetically pleasing.
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thank you, i like that too.
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Been playing around with some lines/paths
and decided to try a mosaic with them.Made two paths and a blend between them
the deformation was made in CorelDraw because
they look better, but VectorStyler wants to improve
the deformation toolsThe rest are made in VectorStyler.
These are three times the same paths/shapes (layered)
one for the fill, one for the mosaic and one for the transparent
and randomly colored mosaic to give it a little more life
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While browsing through old things I've made, I found this
variation of the blue floral pattern I posted above.
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@Subpath said in Just a Pattern:
Made two paths and a blend between them
the deformation was made in CorelDraw because
they look better, but VectorStyler wants to improve
the deformation tools
The rest are made in VectorStyler.
These are three times the same paths/shapes (layered)
one for the fill, one for the mosaic and one for the transparent
and randomly colored mosaic to give it a little more lifeInteresting pattern - it reminds me of a cobbled pavement. In this case "the stones" shouldn't overlap
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