One of my favorite things to "bucket" on Dribbble is patterns!
Today, while plugging away at a coding project at work, the urge to make a pattern came over me. While this pattern, I'm sure, is far from original, I wanted to create it (and get to mess around with color for about half an hour in the process), so I doodled it down and made it when I got home, and it was a welcome creative break. The canvas texture (courtesy of Lost&Taken) I've overlayed on it it really makes me want it on a shoulder bag or something!
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One of my favorite things to "bucket" on Dribbble is patterns!
Today, while plugging away at a coding project at work, the urge to make a pattern came over me. While this pattern, I'm sure, is far from original, I wanted to create it (and get to mess around with color for about half an hour in the process), so I doodled it down and made it when I got home, and it was a welcome creative break. The canvas texture (courtesy of Lost&Taken) I've overlayed on it it really makes me want it on a shoulder bag or something!
Back to learning JavaScript. :B
over 1 year ago
I like the idea of putting a texture on the pattern to get a sense of what it would actually look like on fabric. Smart!
over 1 year ago
Yeah, that'd be great for what you love to do! Lost&Taken has quite a few fabric patterns I believe (this was actually a book cover, haha).
over 1 year ago