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Published: 2011-08-07 04:30:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 14195; Favourites: 227; Downloads: 1690
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My first time using Paint.Net to create textures. Sorry if it isn't as good as my other textures.
Miku says, "Kirei" which basically translates into "Pretty" or "Beautiful". And yes, Lat Miku is now officially my "Texture Previewer".
Feel free to use.
Feel free to edit.
No credit is necessary.
Redistribution is fine as long as it's part of your model/accessory/stage/whateveryourusingitfor.
Download's on the right, below the "Favorite" button.
Lat Miku Hatsune - Lat
Cat Doll eye texture - [link]
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Comments: 31
Cute textures! BTW I love LAT models, they are kawaii >.<
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Actually "Kirei" translates into "clean."
Otherwise this look good :3
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Thank you! I think you're confusingΒ γγγ (beautiful) withΒ γγγγ« (to clean, to hate [doing something]) though.
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Thank you these look fab on the models I'm making
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Oh my! I have been looking for something like this forever! c:
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I will use their patterns to make some styles ok?
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What do I replace it with 
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You can either:
1. Find the texture you want to replace, copy its name, and paste its name to the texture you want to use.
2. Open the model in PMD Editor, find the specific part you want to change, and change the texture used.
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Is it possible to also make the crossings smaller? It'll make a great contrast to this pattern.
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I edited the texture to look bigger in the preview, but you are free to edit this however you like.
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downloaded! texture 23 looks awesome 
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Thank you! I'm glad you like them. ^-^
#23 is also one of my favorites, along with #21.
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your welcome and i love your icon its so pretty
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They are awesome buttt, Its Hatsune Miku, not Mimu Hatsune ^w^
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Thank you! ^-^
And yes, I know her name's Hatsune Miku in Japan, but in Japan and many parts of Asia, you call someone by their last name first, then their first name. In North America and many parts of Europe, you call someone by their first name, then their last name. Because I am in North America, I find it more natural calling her Miku Hatsune.
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