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(eyestrain warning for the last png/pattern, as it uses a pseudo-glitch effect)

6 patterns made in GIMP, 4 of them as PNGs, with stock images from pexels.com.

Thing is, when I got back into making stuff in GIMP, I noticed how it changed my perception of my surroundings; I now go through the world looking for inspiration or mulling over how people achieved certain effects in their art.

So it is not surprising I saw a pattern I really liked 'out in the wild' and my first thought was 'I wonder if I can create something like this in GIMP' - and yes, apparently I can. Which is awesome! So I made some mildly similar patterns.

I combined this with some effects and filters I was trying at the time, and the results were a few patterns I wanted to show/share. They should seemlessly repeat, so in theory one could use them for prints, blog backgrounds, wallpapers etc.

And ideas what other patterns I could make? Lemme know!

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Patterns (as PNGs) of The Rolling Giant from Kane Pixels' "The Oldest View" on Youtube, made with screenshots in GIMP. The Julien Reverchon Giant was originally made by Kevin Obregon.

This is from my phase of finding out how to make patterns and becoming a little bit obsessed with making them. The intention was to make some stuff that fans could potentially use for a fanpage or blogs, for example as backgrounds. I got a bit lost in the various filters and options in GIMP as well lol.

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Patterns (as PNGs) of The Rolling Giant from Kane Pixels' "The Oldest View" on Youtube, made with screenshots in GIMP. The Julien Reverchon Giant was originally made by Kevin Obregon.

This is from my phase of finding out how to make patterns and becoming a little bit obsessed with making them. The intention was to make some stuff that fans could potentially use for a fanpage or blogs, for example as backgrounds. I got a bit lost in the various filters and options in GIMP as well lol.

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Patterns (as PNGs) of The Rolling Giant from Kane Pixels' "The Oldest View" on Youtube, made with screenshots in GIMP. The Julien Reverchon Giant was originally made by Kevin Obregon.

This is from my phase of finding out how to make patterns and becoming a little bit obsessed with making them. The intention was to make some stuff that fans could potentially use for a fanpage or blogs, for example as backgrounds. I got a bit lost in the various filters and options in GIMP as well lol.

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Patterns (as PNGs) of The Rolling Giant from Kane Pixels' "The Oldest View" on Youtube, made with screenshots in GIMP. The Julien Reverchon Giant was originally made by Kevin Obregon.

This is from my phase of finding out how to make patterns and becoming a little bit obsessed with making them. The intention was to make some stuff that fans could potentially use for a fanpage or blogs, for example as backgrounds. I got a bit lost in the various filters and options in GIMP as well lol.

"Phone" - Pixelart, Frame + 5 Variations (Frame without display; solid gray display; transparent display; dithered displays)

Pixelart made in Aseprite.

Fun fact about the transparent screen (variation 3): It works! I can kinda use it as a filter in a way, I just put the png over an image or background and you get an altered effect. I tried this - fittingly - with my pixelart of the Rolling Giant:

(something something The Authentic Wyatt Experience.)]

Phones seem to be one of the easier shapes to turn into pixelart, at least for me - very geometrical, even though this one needed some tinkering as well, but not as much as for the ladybug; the ladybug took 2-3 hours, this one more like 1-2.

I had a lot of fun working on the screen, and the transparent option brings me a lot of joy because it means I could pull this little thing up and use it for other art pieces, as demonstrated above. Makes me wanna make pixel TVs and screens and the likes.

I also like that I could turn this one into a pattern and put different pics on the displays, or even use the phone as a 'canvas' to make small art pieces. I'm very giddy about all the possibilities.

"Phone" - Pixelart, Frame + 5 Variations (Frame without display; solid gray display; transparent display; dithered displays)

Pixelart made in Aseprite.

Fun fact about the transparent screen (variation 3): It works! I can kinda use it as a filter in a way, I just put the png over an image or background and you get an altered effect. I tried this - fittingly - with my pixelart of the Rolling Giant:

(something something The Authentic Wyatt Experience.)]

Phones seem to be one of the easier shapes to turn into pixelart, at least for me - very geometrical, even though this one needed some tinkering as well, but not as much as for the ladybug; the ladybug took 2-3 hours, this one more like 1-2.

I had a lot of fun working on the screen, and the transparent option brings me a lot of joy because it means I could pull this little thing up and use it for other art pieces, as demonstrated above. Makes me wanna make pixel TVs and screens and the likes.

I also like that I could turn this one into a pattern and put different pics on the displays, or even use the phone as a 'canvas' to make small art pieces. I'm very giddy about all the possibilities.

"Plastic Hearts (Part I)"

PNGs of pink iridescent plastic hearts. Photos taken by me, then turned into pngs with GIMP.

[They are intended to be used as a resource, for example for moodboards or digital collages. You don't have to, but I'd be very happy if you credited and/or tagged me if you use them, I would love to see what they get used for!]

I saw these at a store in August and just had to get them and make some pngs out of them. They are so kitschy, I love it.

There is going to be a part 2; I just had so many pngs that I didn't want to put them all into one post.

whatever you call this pngs (pt 1)

Highschool is making a propaganda video for PNGs with pics of Stalin and the Soviet national Anthem

Healthy food and wax cover from tazedirekt

like or rb if you use/save

ACADEMIA