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15 Responses
A tiling pattern I made by tracing (in Illustrator) some of the finest/prettiest bicycle parts.
about 3 years ago
*Like* because it looks fantastic and *Like* because I like bikes!
about 3 years ago
This looks like it was time-consuming. Yikes. Er, Bikes.
about 3 years ago
nice drilled brakes & cogs.
about 3 years ago
Really dig this...could be extremely versatile.
about 3 years ago
Thanks all!
about 3 years ago
The attention to the spacing is astonishing, looks so neat and tidy... given the rough and uneven nature of some of the parts this is even more incredible. Great job.
I also love bikes, built a hard tailed street jumper last year from ground up. If you plan to make this as a desktop pattern, I would be interested. If you have one, can you email me imjustcreative@gmail.com
about 3 years ago
Thanks Graham!
For anybody interested, I've made available a 1680x1050px desktop wallpaper. You can get it here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3022833/parts.jpg
about 3 years ago
That. is. lovely! Ditto Grahams comments re the spacing, sublime. Thanks for posting it as a wallpaper too, Brian!
about 3 years ago
Love it! Downloaded and now one of my desktop wallpapers : )
about 3 years ago
New desktop indeed. Well done man, I love it. ;)
almost 3 years ago
If you made this in a 1920x1200 I would love you forever :)
almost 3 years ago
nice pattern, are you giving away the vectors by any chance?
almost 2 years ago
@Frédéric, I think so, yes. I'll post an announcement and link soon. Thanks!
almost 2 years ago
Being mountain biker, this is pure love for me (even some parts are from road bike :D, but well my read derailleur on DH bike was always from road kit anyway...)
See you in the mountains!
over 1 year ago