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ART is always repeat technique


Digital patterns
We have new introduction of the incredible patterns. This digital pattern was of Watercolor technique digitally portrait with Stich cloth as a background. It is so fabulous. That white color border pattern of the flowers is just amazing and beautiful. It stands out of the beautiful cloth colorful background.

i have once again repeated this Eye for an eye image.
Every where we see a set of wonderful eye 👀 sets. They are worth watching as an Whimsical eyes and facial expressions.
Diagonal Eyes set is more exciting finish as we can in a way draw the pattern tile and then also have the Pattern in variety. So, I chose diagonal style.

Reel on stain glass patterns 

These above pattern tiles as Stain glass is nothing but a wonderful digital art. Which is once again different with watercolor magic ✨. The pattern itself is looking like a stain glass painting.
Well now I have finally done my research on  Art always repeat technique .

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