Design-A-Pattern by Ryen Anderson

by Scott Beale on May 19, 2009 · 1 comment

Design-A-Pattern

Ryen Anderson has a cool Design-A-Pattern feature on his website where you can create combine different images to create a unique background pattern. One of the image options is a squid which I mixed with a skull which looks pretty badass.

Thanks to EvilSigntist for the tip!

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1 doctor popular May 19, 2009 at 4:12 pm

I wish there was a tool like this I could use to create tiles out of my own artwork. I have a method for doing it now, but I am not pleased with it at all.
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