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THANKS :-) And happy patterning!

Thanks a lot 😊

Thanks, you just made my day. We (the Repper team) are all Dutch. :-) Happy patterning!

Thanks for your kind words, we really appreciate it! Happy patterning :-)

Thanks! 😃

Thanks Laura, really appreciate your supportive words. :-)

It's all a matter of personal preferences and taste. What I'd recommend is searching for examples, see what you like, and try to replicate a similar look. Check out other video's about (pattern) design and print on demand, watch other Repper video's. Experiment, keep playing around and find your own style. Have fun! :-)

Hi Anne, thanks for the motivation to keep making video's, really appreciate it. Glad you find them useful. Enjoy Repper and have fun! :-D

Thanks for the compliment and also for your feedback, will keep it into consideration for next video's. :-)

Sounds amazing. So many great options, perhaps incorporate them in POD products or in pattern packs. Have a great time figuring it out and enjoy the process!

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Agreed. It’s too loud.

Thanks for your feedback, will lower it next time.

You're welcome! Have fun! :-)

Thanks for your kind words :-)

Thanks for your kind words. Hope you enjoyed it. :-)

Thanks for your super kind message! Happy patterning! :-)

Thanks for your feedback. I agree it would be awesome. The way Repper is currently set up, its interface needs a larger screen to access all features properly. You could work on both laptop/desktop and tablets.

Thanks a lot Julie for your supportive words! Really appreciate your message. :)

Glad you enjoyed it! Happy patterning

Really cool that you are working with your own paintings. Nice to hear this video gave you inspiration to create even more wonderful patterns from your images. Keep creating beautiful work. :-)

Thanks, have fun drawing and patterning!

Great idea! Also closeups of plants and flowers work great. Have fun! :-)

I agree. Really had fun playing around with it and creating this video. Have fun and keep creating great work!

Hi Rodica, Repper îs supported on laptop/desktop and tablet. A phone screen would be too small to comfortably use the interface and all of its options. I like the idea though!

Glad you love them. They can be found online, search for Vasili lights :-)

Thanks for your feedback, we appreciate it. Since Repper creates patterns based on geometric tilings, I can imagine that, when you've worked with it for a while, you start to recognize the different tilings and get similar results. However: There's still plenty of space for experimentation: Explore all the tilings including the seamed ones. Experiment with very different styles of source images and the size of your selection area. Add all kinds of effects like the metamorphosis, duotone or borders effect. There are so many different looks you can create. Have fun! :-)

In Repper you can only work with a single pattern at a time. However, when you want to use several patterns on products, this video gives you advice on how to combine them nicely. Certain products on POD stores may allow for multiple images to be used together. For this video I made mockups on which I combined multiple patterns. The website I used to create mockups is PlaceIt by Envato. You could also play around with Photoshop or any other image editing software to see how your patterns work together by placing them besides each other. Have fun!

Haha, thanks a lot for your supportive message, we really appreciate it. Have fun with Repper! :-D

Have fun with them! And definitely also try to make your own, it's so satisfying to make patterns with your own drawings! :-)

Thanks for your kind words. I like the idea and I'll add them to our wishlist. Although we are a small team with limited resources and a big wishlist of things to add. So I cannot guarantee if/when we could do it.

You definitely could, by using some of the seamed tilings, and selecting the whole bird in the selection area. Although of course they have a distinct look. Have fun! :-)

Thanks Mey! :-)

Hi Lucilia! Thanks for your kind words. I understand that a price point may be affordable for one person or location and not so much for another. We are happy to see what we can do to compensate for especially large price disparities. Would you mind helping us and contacting us on support@repper.app, to tell us a bit more about pricing in Brazil? Thank you!

We really appreciate your kind words! And yes, just felt I had to share these as it's great to combine them with Repper.

You're welcome! Hope you have fun with it.

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Thanks for your kind words, definitely give it a try yourself. Enjoy! ;-)

Thanks! It's so much fun to take full control over your patterns by creating your own source material.

Thanks a lot! Enjoy playing around with it! :-)

Inkscape seems like a nice option to play with as well. Thanks for the tip and happy patterning!

Happy to hear that! Enjoy it!

Thanks for the suggestion. Do you mean, using text/fonts to create images which you can make patterns from? It's a fun idea.

Thanks Karen. That's a nice way to do it. We'll have a video about that soon. ;-)

Thanks for the suggestions. Never considered gel prints, seems cool! Also never tried NightCafe AI. Thanks for sharing something new and cool to play around with. :-)

Have fun

Never heard of neurotrophic drawings. Have to say this looks like an amazing style for creating patterns from. Thanks for the suggestion! :-)

I am not sure how she created the dress. I expect it's a mockup. I sometimes make mockups by using placeit.net although it's a paid service. But has tons of nice mockups to put patterns on. I'm not sure if it has dresses though. It's also possible to put patterns on any picture using photoshop although that takes some skills (and a photoshop license) Have fun!

Thanks for the kind words, we really appreciate it!

That would be cool! I will suggest it to the Repper team. I can't guarantee if they would develop it as I do think that's a complex feature to make and we're a small team with limited resources and a big wish list. But definitely a cool idea and thanks for sharing!