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Published: 2006-10-20 19:20:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 33400; Favourites: 252; Downloads: 4987
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I drew this geometric form working on a logo design... at the end it didn't work, but I thougth it was a gorgeus shape to make some patterns.
really had fun playing with this nets, 
hope you like it.
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These are very cool! loving the colours!Β
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nice one, but where is the link for download?
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They're amazing. nice job. Is there a way i can get the link, please?. Thank you!
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[link] used
Thanks for such amazing patterns!
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can we use this? like what is the copy right to it because i would like to use it and i dont want to use it without permission.
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really amazing! so geometrically perfect! 10/10 and a favorite XD
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wow, this is great 
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such a great idea.. i dont think of things like that..
have a favourite!!
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Muy bueeno, me hace acordar a Hypnopaedia de Zuzana Licko
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Hey no la conocia y de veras que se parecen.. jeje lo ΓΊnico es que se parece a un par de los 140 patrones de doΓ±a Zuzana... si te das cuenta yo hice el desarrollo en una direcciΓ³n, la del logo a la izquierda... de todas formas gracias por el comentario, ta buenisimo caberlo
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Didn't think about it 
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Amazing looking patterns, is there any chance you would release them as photoshop patterns.
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Hey thanks a lot!
Well, I did this in Illustrator because I thinks is defenitly easier and better to create exact patterns and nets there, much more than in PS. I belive there are two way: you may release them as Illust. patterns and then expand it, so you can give it the angle you want, or you may also use snap to point feature and build it step by step (with the repeat action shortcut).
I actually used both Illust. and Photoshop. Hope my explanation'll help.
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