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17 Vintage Kimomo Patternsfor Photoshop
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Not recommended for High Definition projects!
These seamless tile patterns were made from photos from actual vintage kimonos.
When you download, choose: SAVE FILE - Not "Open" !!!
-- Download directly into: Program Files > Adobe > Adobe Photoshop > Presets > Patterns
It will try to save as an Image file!
-- You MUST choose > All Files and add .pat (dot pat) to the end of the file name!
Enjoy!
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Thanks for Sharing!!! I read the licence info, but just to be sure. they can be used as long is for a non commercial work? (sorry for the bad english)
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Thank you, am using your patterns in my Skyrim mod.
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Oooh, this is amazing! It's really cool that these are made out of actual kimono! I'm doing more B/W art lately, but if I ever use this in my painting/drawing I will definitely show you the result.
By the way, do you have any tips on making tiling patterns like this? I have some Japanese-pattern origami papers that I scanned in, but the scanned patterns won't work too well on large surfaces if used as-is.
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If you have Photoshop, you'll need to Cut the image exactly where the pattern repeats so that it matches up. This can be really headache inducing, so use the Guides to decide where you want to cut your pattern before you do so.
Here's a couple Tutorials that may help:
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Tutorial: Seamless texturesI will be providing you with a very effective method for creating high quality seamless textures - namely photo realistic patterns. But first, a few notes:
Unlike similar methods, this one doesn't use the offset tool. This method aims for quality and requires both full control of the image and a dynamic view of the repeating pattern.This tutorial is created for Adobe Photoshop, but can be used with any image editor that has a similar functionality.You can click any of the images to see them in higher resolution.Β Prior to tormenting yourself with work, check if the work isn't already done.Β ThisΒ is an excellent source of seamless textures.Β A single large-scale image will provide a better result than a repeating pattern in most cases (notable exceptions are vector patterns and computer animations).
Now, let the tutorial begin!
Part 1: Choosing a source image
This part basically defines how much time yoΒ
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Thank you very much!
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You're very welcome.
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Thank you!
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Do you have the actual photos, to like print out?Β
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I do, but I am not willing to share them.
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You're welcome.
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You're very welcome.
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Very lovely patterns, I've had a great deal of fun playing with them. Thank you.
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I'm glad you like them!
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I found some Kimonos and made seamless tiles from pieces of the repeating patterns.
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I can't open it =/ It keep saying "it's not a valid Photoshop document" what should I do? Anyone can help me please?
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Don't know how to help you, sweety. Everyone else is having no difficulty with it.
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it's okay.Thank you.
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Very old, I know but it's still a problem and others might find it helpful:
The download has the file a .psd, which it is not.
Change the file from .psd to .pat and it will work.
It might be helpful if the download file would be updated with the actual format. ;D
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My pleasure. I hope you find it useful.
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My pleasure, I'm glad you like my stock.
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I've used your stock here, but I don't know if you'd be able to find it!
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I believe you!
-- And that is Very well done!
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VERY pretty!
-- I'm glad you liked my stock.
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I'm glad you liked my stock.
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