Just a Pattern

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@Harry

Thanks, you're actually on the right track
The pattern you mentioned is one of several experiments that
should ultimately led to something like a cobblestone/mosaic.

My goal was to figure out a way how to create something like
that in Vectorstyler. I'm still experimenting a bit, but when
everything will fall together, I'll post a tutorial.

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@Li-Xiao created a few designs in this thread
https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/5140/patterns-generated-with-node-bump-effect

I couldn't resist taking one and trying out Colorize.

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Here the needed Steps

Select the Design
Expand Appearence
Ungroup the Design

Do a Boolean Divide

Fill the Result, color doesnt matter
(colorize work on filled objects only)

Call Colorize

Call Colorize Options
deselect "Change Strokes"

Choose a Palette/or some Colors
( you can create your own Palette
or select some colors using the
system palette )
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You could also color only the Strokes if you like.
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Here another one

[Li Xiao]

@Subpath Very beautiful , I also really enjoy using Colorize.

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Metaball try made in VectorStyler

[Devil Dinosaur]

@Subpath Cool !

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@Devil-Dinosaur, thank you

Indeed.
Will do a little Tutorial and show a few Tricks.

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Some optical illusion, i made a while ago.
The base was simple a yellow stroke where i place a pattern Brush
in the same size above and the copy scale and rotate it.

Here the Base

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Here the Pattern

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Another interesting optical illusion.
Made in VectorStyler and Black Ink

VectorStyler
Dashed Lines, random colorized, the whole thing copied, and
two copies placed underneath, each with a Gaussian blur image effect

Black Ink
Only for Symmetry, because of its symmetry Fusion Feature.

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Played a bit with a multiccolor gradient in strokes.
You could look at this little tutorial of mine
https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/5694/way-to-create-a-multi-color-gradient-from-colors-of-a-color-palette

[EricP]

@Subpath cool effect !

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@EricP

Thank you.

Yes it looks nice and its realtive easy to do.
I just had to relocate some stroke gradients

Yes, it looks nice and is relatively easy to create.
I just had to reposition some of the gradients a bit.

I did this with separate strokes that weren't combined or grouped.
If you select all the strokes and then apply a gradient (see the method in the link)
over them, the gradients will be in slightly different positions.

Ultimately, I actually liked the slightly more chaotic result here even better.

Btw i used a concentric gradient

[marce]

@Subpath Great thread and posts. Thanks. Forum says "you can upvote a user only six times per day", so sorry guys i didnt give the like i wanted meanwhile reading.