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Repeat patterns in Photoshop
Published: 2008-10-22 14:58:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 60916; Favourites: 754; Downloads: 2359
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Update: It has been pointed out to me by a couple of people that there is in fact a MUCH faster way of doing this. The new tutorial is on my blog here [link] Trust me its a lot easier!Brushes used in this tutorial are here: [link]
Lots more on my blog:
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Thank you for sharing with the community.
Congratulations
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I remember my teachers going over this technique quite rapidly, so I never got to use it, since I didnt remember how to.
Thanks for a great tutorial. The process is well described, words are clear.
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wow, this is really helpful!
i might use it when i have time, i'll let you know~
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Oh crud, to think there's a tutorial like this! This is awesome man, thanks.
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A good tutorial. Is pretty much how I learned to do them manually at textile design school.
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Yes! I studied textile design at college too. We used to cut the paper designs in half and tape them back together
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Congrats on the DD! And thank you for this tutorial!
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You could use Filter > Other > Offset to skip the whole "cut the picture in 4 pieces" part.
Would be much easier I think.
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Oh. MY.
I had no idea that filter existed. Brilliance. OK, so.. if you write a tutorial on how to do it that way - I will link to it in the comments above. Thanks a million!
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^^ yes, its very useful, thank oyu!
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thank you for this... a very resourceful tutorial!
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beside I always searched a tutorial like this I never know that thereΒ΄s an option for making the guide lines. I always drag them. thx for that!
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No problem - I didnt know that one for a while either
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IΒ΄m using it right now and itΒ΄s better. thx again!
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