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Digital pattern tile

How to get the inspiration for sketching pattern ?
I had been to a stationary shop where I found this graph book. I was trying to figure out what book is best for sketching one square foot design. So, I got this at a cheap price and excellent print. You get to a choice whether you would go on Pinterest or Google or You tube, but, I decided on self designing the pattern. Then I took a black microtip pen and started to with a line and the imagination is wild that you keep creating one beautiful pattern. 
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Now, this is simply drawing with passion. 

B. Drawing a wonderful pattern tile.
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In this pattern tile I think about some simple curves and lines.
There is nothing childish  about making imagination a vital part of your leadership competencies. You can stretch your mind to the creative core and you will find something amusing happening inside your brain. 
F. Pattern/s are free to sketch or draw without following any of the images or styles of the Artwork. Below you will see an abstract idea coming into reality.  
G. This image I got from Zentangles drawing.  But I made it through simple curves and circles.
Drawing this Swirl pattern was easy to look at but while I sat down thinking with my eyes closed it was going in weird directions. But I finally found a pattern tile. 
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Imagination makes sense because it drives your physical hand movements in a particular direction.
I.  Whimsical art is characteristically (but not necessarily) bright, colorful, and fun. 
what can you tell me about about this image 👆🏻
I think it is an Ox trying to look for something to eat. 
J.  Now, for instance I am drawing a sketch of a Whimsical pot and it is digital imagination.
The best part is each design or a sketch is unique in its own. Drawn with one goal that is Creativeness. Now, the design above is not only done as far as the thinking goes. Like It is by placing geometric sequence in the right place and also within the cubicle. Can you see some of curves and lines going freely outside the boundary of the square pot. That too is magic nature of creation. Adding to this is the font generated in naming the character Miss Whimsy.

1a. What makes art whimsical?
“Whimsical art is a vibrant and playful style of art that is childlike and carefree" 
and in reality it is an intelligence act.
b. Rangoli drawn around the few dots. It is also drawn with powdered crushed and colorful glasss effect.
c. I have the watercolor magic of drawing whimsical nature.
d. However, these Whimsical patterns are also made into a slightly funny character.
This digital photo is clicked and then edited with some funny  character like Globe as you can see.
Drawing funny character and style of the house items adds more to your collection. For instance, a mug or a t-shirt. 
e. First you sketch the design with funny facial expressions and then print out on a Mug. 
f. Actually, imagining can occur without imagery.  While I am in the kitchen doing my daily chores and I start getting ideas looking at some spoon and a wooden ladel. 
g. i think of a Whimsical font print.
h. Then there is pattern recognition in Art form like 
symmetric, asymmetric, geometric, organic, regular, or irregular sequences.
To conclude the pattern sequence style concerns not only how things are, but also how we see them. Patterns help us create a sense of balance in our worlds. 
A filter curtains were a part of this pattern.
Even the simple shapes such as squares and equilateral triangles can pattern tile recognition. In all you can even solve mathematical expression to a child or youngster by using these patterns.

Don't put away anything that makes sense to you because never know some things can be useful.

Cheers,
Gcb 


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