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
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This pattern is made entirely in VS.
The steps are as follows:
I made an object with a dashed line
and duplicate/transform it.Convert the dashed outline into Paths.
Replace the Paths with a Star Shape
via Find/Replace in VS.Select Parts of the Pattern with Select inside
and recolor ityou could also take a look in this thread here:
https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/4565/best-way-to-achieve-this-effect/4
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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.
