This morning, for instance, I finally made time to have a look at a link sent to me by a work buddy late last month. And, in the space of five minutes my mind was well and truly blown.
Repper takes an image and lets you turn it into a pattern. I trialed the demo version and here are the results...
From this:
I made this in my first 30 seconds using the program:
I turned this:
Into this:
And this:
became this:
And, to give you an idea of the versatility of Repper, throwing this in:
gave me, with five simple clicks, the following options:
Are you as excited as I am by the possibilities of Repper for mini use? (Especially if paired with Spoonflower...)
My brain just exploded
ReplyDeleteIt looks really good! Though I don't know what spoonflower is-will go to have a look!
ReplyDeleteoh dear. There goes my Sunday.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your praise!
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear you like patterning with Repper. Let us know when you get some patterns printed with Spoonflower or otherwise; we are curious and love to feature interesting results on our blog!
Cheers,
— the Repper crew
The patterns made from the second two images make sense, but I don't understand how the first two produced such divergent colours! Please explain. That's what's making my head explode, even though I think it has excellent potential.
ReplyDeleteThere are a number of preset buttons (including "vintage", "B&W" and, in these cases "funky") plus also a colour slider thingy: I used both for the first two patterns but left the second set alone apart from the various pattern options :-)
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