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For anyone who is interested, you need to split the Line
in different pieces to create this pattern

This time no Style Picker Feature where used.
I create a a color Palette instead from that bunch of strokes
(create Palette from selected Objects)
and colored a Swirling Lines Shape after converted it to curves
via Colorize with that new palette

The strokes colored with the Repeater

Here the Result

The Style Picker Feature, which allows you to transfer style attributes
from one group of objects to another.
You could take look at this Link
https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/5851/a-style-picker-tool-feature-and-a-few-strokes

@Subpath "Forum says "you can upvote a user only six times per day",

Very curious, didn't know that.
But dont worry, if my post inspire people or
are helpful then this is fine enough

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

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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Here the Base

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Here the Pattern

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

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

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.

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 life

Interesting pattern - it reminds me of a cobbled pavement. In this case "the stones" shouldn't overlap - example

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 life

thank you, i like that too.

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.

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.