Let me know what you would like to learn next! I want to offer more resources for artists to learn digital art with CLP in the future so let me know if there's anything you'd like to see! 😃
I've never been able to draw, but It's interesting to see how the process of making something like this looks like. Well done, Crimsy, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! I'm glad the video helped you gain some confidence and I'm really excited to see more people make patterns, they're sooo much fun! :)
This is a perfect tutorial. Super easy to understand and truly creates beautiful seamless patterns! I'm so glad I found this, it has been extremely helpful.
This was so very helpful and I absolutely adore your artwork creatures, they're so much fun!!! You're an excellent teacher, right to the point without a lot of unnecessary chatter! You're awesome 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Sorry for missing your kind comment, but thank you for making it! I'm always happy to hear that my video helped someone out and was easy to follow. ヽ(o♡o)/
Oh my gosh, thank you so much for making this tutorial!! I have been wanting to learn how to make seamless patterns for so long and just found this video! ♥♥♥
Sorry for the late reply, but I'm very happy you liked the video and that it could help you, I wish you the best with your upcoming art projects, cheers! ( ˊᵕˋ )♡.°⑅
Aaaah, so fun! Thank you for creating this clear tutorial - I really need to try this out! I've wanted to try seamless repeating pattern making for quite some time now, but the only good tutorials I could ever find used Procreate, which I don't have access to. Best wishes with your move, take care of yourself, and keep up the good work! 😆💙👍🎨
super helpful! i love having the visual aspect to this, it really helped walk me through it! also the mushrooms are all super cute and is partially what attracted me to this walkthrough in particular lol
Ahh I'm replying to this so late, but thank you for the sweet comment! I'm happy you liked the little mushrooms and I hope you will be having lots of fun creating your very own patterns, cheers! (‘∀’●)♡
Ah you sweet bot boi! =w= Thanks a lot for the kind words, I'm stoked that you enjoyed the video, now go make me us some patterns Seaboop and feed my addiction! 😜
Hi there, at 1:30 in the video I create the canvas and show its size. It's 4000x4000 pixels at 300 dpi. Of course you do not need such a large canvas for a pattern, 2k would also be fine, it really depends on your needs (if you mean print it or not mostly), but I always work bigger just in case. 😉
I don't know Paint Shop Pro, but the technique itself can be reproduced in any digital drawing software really. The only difference is you might not have CLP's pattern library available to you, but the principles for creating the patterns stay the same. :)
Oh no, another nice comment I've missed, thank you for making it! I'm sure there are other tutorials out there, but either way I'm very happy if you found mine helpful in particular! (´∀｀)♡
Sorry for this terribly late reply, but hopefully you found the solution in the comments as I'm pretty sure I had answered a few similar questions to yours before;; (´∀｀；)
hi thank you for this tutorial! I've followed your steps but for some reason when I move the folder over, the Tiling box can't be checked, any idea why that would be?
Did you duplicate your folder, merge/collapse the folder copy into a single image and then drag it into the image library? If you tried dragging the folder itself into the library that might be the reason why it's not working. :)
I tried what you showed but When I cut them into half in any direction it stayed little stain near cut line ( like color that I used ) how do I fix that? pla could tell me what to do? thank you
My screen may be too small. I can't see the part where you save to a folder and duplicate it very well in the pink background mushroom pattern part. What are the step by step directions? Also, is there a way to delete a pattern after its been added?
They are pixel drawings, high resolution .png to be precise. I believe I was drawing on a 4k x 4k canvas at 300 DPI when I made them so resizing shouldn't be an issue in this case. If your art becomes blurry or pixelated when scaling it up, it might be that your resolution is too low and enlarges the pixels too much.
I used the move tool with the left/right arrow keys while zoomed in. The more zoomed in your canvas is and the more pixel precise the move tool becomes. ;)
I was wondering if you knew how to do this process on a Samsung Tablet. Since I don't have a keyboard attachment, I'm having trouble figuring out how to follow the tutorial
This is a CSP tutorial aimed at pc users for the most part. I believe the tutorial would be very similar in steps on mobile, but the interface would be somewhat different, so I recommend you searching specifically for CSP tutorials on mobile or reading the manual to find where the equivalent shortcuts and features are on mobile to get a similar result.
for some reason i have like 2 pixels where the pattern has a gap on the top and bottom, i checked the original and there are no gaps! i dont know why its doing this :(
A few people seem to have this issue as well, but I really don't know what causes it, I'm sorry. It might have to do with the selection tool selecting an uneven number of pixels so when you make your cut, there's a single odd pixel that does not get selected for each halves, so it ends up being off by 2 pixels. That would be my best guess, but I don't know how to fix such a thing... :(
@@CrimsyCreates I figured it out. I had a lot of separate shapes and one of them for some reason, I went through every layer pressing crtl-T and found the layer that wasn't completely inside the box :)
I specify at the beginning of the video that I work on a 4k canvas at 300dpi, but the size can be smaller than that depending on what you want to use your pattern for. 2k is fine if you don't intend on printing it on something big or turning it into merch. :)
Let me know what you would like to learn next! I want to offer more resources for artists to learn digital art with CLP in the future so let me know if there's anything you'd like to see! 😃
do you have brushes that you make that others can download i know ppl can make their own brushes but i love the ones you have shown us so far.
2:15 I did not know it was possible. Thank you very much.
Happy to help! （*´▽｀*）
Amazing
Thank you! (●´□`)♡
I've never been able to draw, but It's interesting to see how the process of making something like this looks like. Well done, Crimsy, keep up the good work!
Thanks Potato! I'm really happy you watched and enjoyed the video despite not being an artist, love the support you're always giving me mister! 😊
This video is so amazing! Patterns have always been really intimidating to me, but now I feel so inspired to work on one.
Thank you so much! I'm glad the video helped you gain some confidence and I'm really excited to see more people make patterns, they're sooo much fun! :)
This is a perfect tutorial. Super easy to understand and truly creates beautiful seamless patterns! I'm so glad I found this, it has been extremely helpful.
Thank you for the nice words, I'm very happy you think so and wish you the best with your projects and creations! :)
This was so very helpful and I absolutely adore your artwork creatures, they're so much fun!!! You're an excellent teacher, right to the point without a lot of unnecessary chatter! You're awesome 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Thank you SO VERY MUCH!! ❤❤
You explain in such an simple yet super straight forward way it was pretty easy to follow in real time!
Sorry for missing your kind comment, but thank you for making it! I'm always happy to hear that my video helped someone out and was easy to follow. ヽ(o♡o)/
Me encantaron tus hongos negros. Muy hermosos!! 🍄🖤
Muchas gracias! Me alegra mucho que te haya gustado el arte! (´∀｀)♡
Oh my gosh, thank you so much for making this tutorial!! I have been wanting to learn how to make seamless patterns for so long and just found this video! ♥♥♥
Sorry for the late reply, but I'm very happy you liked the video and that it could help you, I wish you the best with your upcoming art projects, cheers! ( ˊᵕˋ )♡.°⑅
Aaaah, so fun! Thank you for creating this clear tutorial - I really need to try this out! I've wanted to try seamless repeating pattern making for quite some time now, but the only good tutorials I could ever find used Procreate, which I don't have access to. Best wishes with your move, take care of yourself, and keep up the good work! 😆💙👍🎨
I'm really happy you enjoyed the video and thank you so much for the well wishes!
This tutorial was incredibly helpful, thank you! 😃
Glad it was helpful! :)
super helpful! i love having the visual aspect to this, it really helped walk me through it! also the mushrooms are all super cute and is partially what attracted me to this walkthrough in particular lol
Ahh I'm replying to this so late, but thank you for the sweet comment! I'm happy you liked the little mushrooms and I hope you will be having lots of fun creating your very own patterns, cheers! (‘∀’●)♡
quick n simple tutorial, tyyy
No problem, have fun creating! ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧
Thank u so much, you deserve more recognition ! This is really help me alot
You're very welcome, I'm glad the video helped you! :)
This is very helpful as I'm learning how to make seamless tiles for a game studio I'm in for college. Thank you for making this easy and interesting!
Thanks for the comment, I'm also a 3D artist so I'm pretty excited to know this video can be useful for lots of different people and projects! :D
This tutorial has been super helpful! It was easy to understand and right to the point ^^ Thank you so much!
My pleasure Mishy, I'm really happy it could be of help and I wish you a lovely day! :)
Thank you!! This is sooo useful to make crowd scenes! Finally I don't have to draw thousands of characters! Keep it up!
Ahh, I'm happy to hear that, glad the video could help you save some time, cheers! （*´▽｀*）
Love the black and white pattern!
Thanks Patricia, glad you liked it! :)
This is the best video I’ve seen on patterns. Thanks CW 😊
Wow that's a big compliment, thanks! I'm really happy you think so! :)
@@CrimsyCreates :)
Thank you so much!!! This was really helpfull, I'll be using on my twitch with one of my icons! Thank you! :D
You're welcome, I'm glad the video could help you! :)
Loved it, very useful tutorial made even easier cause your voice is so nice to listen to ^-^ Amazing art as always Crimsy, can’t wait to see more ^-^
Ah you sweet bot boi! =w=
Thanks a lot for the kind words, I'm stoked that you enjoyed the video, now go make me us some patterns Seaboop and feed my addiction! 😜
Crimson Wonders with pleasure Crimsy, when I have time I’ll make some and show you ^-^
This will help me a lot! thank you
My pleasure, hope you will have fun making tons of cool patterns! 🌹
This is pretty cool, and informative.
Thanks, I'm happy you liked it! 😊🎉
Brilliant, thank you.
You're very welcome! :)
Great video tutorial. Thanks
Happy to help! (*ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)ꕤ*.ﾟ
This was incredibly helpful, thank you so much!! :D
It's my pleasure, I'm happy the video helped you! :)
It is nice! Thank you so much!
No problem, I'm glad you found the tutorial useful! :)
Thank you for this great explanation! And on top I had so much fun because of your imaginative mushroom creations. :-)
You're welcome, I'm happy you liked the mushlings! 😉✨
Very awesome ! :)
Thank youuu! (´∀｀)♡
what size did you do the drawing? Also, love the designs, they are so cute
Hi there, at 1:30 in the video I create the canvas and show its size. It's 4000x4000 pixels at 300 dpi. Of course you do not need such a large canvas for a pattern, 2k would also be fine, it really depends on your needs (if you mean print it or not mostly), but I always work bigger just in case. 😉
Awesome tutorial, very well explained! What's great is that those techniques can easily be used in almost any software :> Nicely done!
Yeah, you should definitely make a similar tutorial for Krita, I'm sure it would do well! Thanks for the support Kit, I'm happy you liked it! :)
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH
You're welcome, I hope you will have fun with this! :)
This is so awesome. Will these processes work in Paint Shop Pro? I have a seamless pattern function I can use but I always get that faded color.
I don't know Paint Shop Pro, but the technique itself can be reproduced in any digital drawing software really. The only difference is you might not have CLP's pattern library available to you, but the principles for creating the patterns stay the same. :)
i've never seen anyone give a tutorial on this!
Oh no, another nice comment I've missed, thank you for making it! I'm sure there are other tutorials out there, but either way I'm very happy if you found mine helpful in particular! (´∀｀)♡
Thank you 💖
My pleasure! ( ˘͈ ᵕ ˘͈♡)
Love your tutorial! But, why does a seam appear when I put it into the material folder and how can I fix it?
Sorry for this terribly late reply, but hopefully you found the solution in the comments as I'm pretty sure I had answered a few similar questions to yours before;; (´∀｀；)
@CrimsyCreates It's okay. I just tinkered with it until I saw what worked. :)
TYSM!
My pleasure! (⑅˘͈ ᵕ ˘͈ ) ♡
hi thank you for this tutorial! I've followed your steps but for some reason when I move the folder over, the Tiling box can't be checked, any idea why that would be?
Did you duplicate your folder, merge/collapse the folder copy into a single image and then drag it into the image library? If you tried dragging the folder itself into the library that might be the reason why it's not working. :)
@@CrimsyCreates ahh that worked! thank you so much :D
Awesome!
Thank youuu! You know your art would make the best patterns girl, what are you waiting for? 😛💕
I tried what you showed but When I cut them into half in any direction it stayed little stain near cut line ( like color that I used ) how do I fix that?
pla could tell me what to do?
thank you
My screen may be too small. I can't see the part where you save to a folder and duplicate it very well in the pink background mushroom pattern part. What are the step by step directions? Also, is there a way to delete a pattern after its been added?
Another question, is there a way to curve a pattern after its been tiled? I'm working on patterns for cricut vinyl. Thanks!
are they vector or pixel illustrations? do they become blured and pixelated when you enlarge them?
They are pixel drawings, high resolution .png to be precise. I believe I was drawing on a 4k x 4k canvas at 300 DPI when I made them so resizing shouldn't be an issue in this case. If your art becomes blurry or pixelated when scaling it up, it might be that your resolution is too low and enlarges the pixels too much.
howd you manage to move the cut layers so that they were perfectly aligned with there other halves ?
I used the move tool with the left/right arrow keys while zoomed in. The more zoomed in your canvas is and the more pixel precise the move tool becomes. ;)
I was wondering if you knew how to do this process on a Samsung Tablet. Since I don't have a keyboard attachment, I'm having trouble figuring out how to follow the tutorial
This is a CSP tutorial aimed at pc users for the most part. I believe the tutorial would be very similar in steps on mobile, but the interface would be somewhat different, so I recommend you searching specifically for CSP tutorials on mobile or reading the manual to find where the equivalent shortcuts and features are on mobile to get a similar result.
for some reason i have like 2 pixels where the pattern has a gap on the top and bottom, i checked the original and there are no gaps! i dont know why its doing this :(
A few people seem to have this issue as well, but I really don't know what causes it, I'm sorry. It might have to do with the selection tool selecting an uneven number of pixels so when you make your cut, there's a single odd pixel that does not get selected for each halves, so it ends up being off by 2 pixels. That would be my best guess, but I don't know how to fix such a thing... :(
@@CrimsyCreates I figured it out. I had a lot of separate shapes and one of them for some reason, I went through every layer pressing crtl-T and found the layer that wasn't completely inside the box :)
Does this work on iPad clip?
I can't say for sure, but I don't see why it wouldn't? As far as I know, the cross platforms versions are very similar to each other.
@@CrimsyCreates
thank you!
what size is the canvas in the 2nd tutorial ?
I specify at the beginning of the video that I work on a 4k canvas at 300dpi, but the size can be smaller than that depending on what you want to use your pattern for. 2k is fine if you don't intend on printing it on something big or turning it into merch. :)
Stop drawing better than me or I report
If being addicted to drawing cool mushroom patterns is a crime, then sign me up for confinement! Oh wait...
@@CrimsyCreates *r e p o r t e d*