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How do you make this pattern

New Here ,
Aug 25, 2021 Aug 25, 2021

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I saw this on the internet while looking for isnpiration and i saw this image and the back ground is amazing i have no idea how he did those patterns pls helpaaa.png

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Community Expert , Aug 25, 2021 Aug 25, 2021

I would make that in Illustrator. However you could do something similar in Photoshop by :

1. Making a path, with the pen tool, in the shape you want
2021-08-25_23-59-58.jpg

2. Using Alt+Ctrl+T to make a copy of the path and transform it
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3. Use Shift+Ctrl+Alt+T multiple times to repeat the copy and transform of the path

2021-08-26_00-01-40.jpg

 

Stroke the paths with a brush in white onto a new layer

2021-08-26_00-13-26.jpg

 

Add colour with a gradient fill layer clipped to the stroked path layer

 

2021-08-26_00-23-45.jpg

 

I hope that gets you started

 

Dave

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Aug 25, 2021 Aug 25, 2021

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You can make that sort of pattern in Illustrator with a blend and then bring it into Photoshop.

 

In Illustrator, you would make the larger shape, copy it, scale it down, and place the small one where you want it. Then use the Blend tool to select the one shape and then the other. In the Blend tool options, you can set the number of steps (the lines in between). You can set the stroke to a gradient on each.

 

Then you can place it in Photoshop.

 

Here's more information on making blends in Illustrator:

Blend objects

 

And here's information on placing Illustrator files in Photoshop:

Place files

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I would make that in Illustrator. However you could do something similar in Photoshop by :

1. Making a path, with the pen tool, in the shape you want
2021-08-25_23-59-58.jpg

2. Using Alt+Ctrl+T to make a copy of the path and transform it
2021-08-26_00-01-06.jpg

 

3. Use Shift+Ctrl+Alt+T multiple times to repeat the copy and transform of the path

2021-08-26_00-01-40.jpg

 

Stroke the paths with a brush in white onto a new layer

2021-08-26_00-13-26.jpg

 

Add colour with a gradient fill layer clipped to the stroked path layer

 

2021-08-26_00-23-45.jpg

 

I hope that gets you started

 

Dave

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Thank you so much guys for replies, that will work saved me right there thank you 😄

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You're welcome 🙂

Dave

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