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Seth Nickerson
Creating some seamless patterns.
over 2 years ago
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Samantha Warren
Oh this is all kinds of hot. How are you designing this, illustrator?
over 2 years ago
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Seth Nickerson
Thanks Samantha. Yep, Illustrator (then Photoshop for the color and texture).
over 2 years ago
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Samantha Warren
If you ever have the opportunity, I bet a tutorial on how to achieve this... or something similar would be really popular. I would definitely use it ;-)
over 2 years ago
yup, some tutorial would be great
over 2 years ago
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Seth Nickerson
Hmm, I've never done a tutorial before, but I'm open to it. Thanks for the suggestion!
over 2 years ago
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Hunter Hastings
Oh wow this is great, are you going to release them or are they private?
over 2 years ago
Oh god, this is brilliant!
over 2 years ago
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Seth Nickerson
Thanks Hunter, they're part of a client project, but they might not use them. If they don't, I'll definitely look into putting them out there.
Mark – Thanks man, too kind!
over 2 years ago
Dig!
over 2 years ago
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Alex Boamfa
Instant like :) ... happy clients
over 2 years ago
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Chris Welch
I'll +1 for the tutorial. Would love to know how you go about creating something like this.
over 2 years ago
That's lovely! I have to agree with Chris and Dimitri. A tutorial would be awesome!
over 2 years ago
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Seth Nickerson
Paul, I will do a tutorial if you do one on how to make sketches as organized as yours.
over 2 years ago
Where the fuck does it start? Or end? My head hurts :P
over 2 years ago
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Kyle Meyer
Gorgeous!
over 2 years ago
Wow!
about 2 years ago
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Christopher Magruder
MONEY!
about 2 years ago
Rebound
Pattern Kit One: "Ribbon Dancer"
by Seth Nickerson
I had a handful of requests to make my patterns available and I finally got around to doing something about it. To make it more flexible, I put together what I'm calling a "pattern kit". There are six variations I made from the base tile, but you can also roll your own.
This is free to use for whatever you want. Enjoy!
As you can probably tell from the "one", I hope to make more of these as time allows.
Special thanks to Chandler Van De Water for the (I think) hilarious name and for testing it out for me.
Update: Chandler has made some nice additions to this, and I've added his version as an attachment.
almost 2 years ago
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Joaquim Marques Nielsen
SymmetryWorks?
almost 2 years ago
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Seth Nickerson
@Joaquim I had never even heard of that, but I just Googled it. Looks like it could speed things up a lot, thanks for the heads up!
almost 2 years ago
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Joaquim Marques Nielsen
Wow, I was almost certain that you had used the Illustrator plug-in SymmetryWorks for these patterns. I've been using that myself, and it's absolutely killer! Check out some of the patterns I've made using this plug-in: http://wp.me/pdZFp-103 and my TRIAD series, which is more single shapes, but also made using SymmetryWorks: http://wp.me/pdZFp-11Q
almost 2 years ago
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Seth Nickerson
I like those a lot, Joaquim, especially the TRIAD series. I might have to try it out.
almost 2 years ago