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Published: 2009-05-07 03:29:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 27657; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 5395
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Some Guilloche pattern brushes I made in Illustrator CS4 and saved as CS format. Now go make something cool with them.Related content
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You can make them as a pattern brush in Adobe Illustrator. I use a combination of the zigzag filter and blends to create them.
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These are HELLA awesome! Thanks for being so cool and sharing. Very, very cool!
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You're very welcome. I'm glad you like them!
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Aww shucks. Thank you. All it takes is a lot of dedication and lots of practice.
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Just out of curiosity, do you know of any guides online that detail on how to make guillochΓ© patterns?
As suggested to me by a friend I've learned how to make spirograph-type patterns; is the process similar for this?
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I haven't really found any online. I just learned by playing around with different blend and zig zag effects in Illustrator.
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Um, the download available is a .pdf file rather than an .abr file? I'd love to be able to use these...
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It's an Illustrator pattern brush not a Photoshop brush. You could use the place command and place it in a Photoshop document and then make a brush out of it but it won't be as versatile as the original Illustrator pattern brush.
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Its Spirograph gone computerised. Excellent work
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Hee hee, yep, except my Spirograph cost a bit more than the original.
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