Experimenting with pattern-making in Photoshop

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Experimenting with pattern-making in Photoshop

WhiteGuy

Updated Monsters, Tea and Art Licensing with my first attempt at a half-drop repeat pattern in Photoshop. Great possibilities for creating fun backgrounds and fill textures for my illustrations as well as potential art licensing possibilities (creating fabric and paper patterns).

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Thursday, June 2, 2011 at 10:28AM |

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