Geometric sequence

             Geometric sequence
We have this wonderful design formed by a group of circles. The various colors were added on. Turning it into a wide mode.
Then forming diamond shape pattern. 
Then again horizontal pattern repeat was made.
Also adding more size by wide angle and a glow of yellow shadow. 
And the final print out on a mug.

I have had a wonderful time while doing the sketch work and placing the circles in different sizes, shape, color, pattern and then into a amazing Mug. 
Diamond shape pattern is my favorite. 

This is another example of digital pattern tile. It's a simple flower. 
Cirle shape pattern tile and then horizontal repeat pattern.
Further, made into a wonderful birthday card. And then designed to simple shapes
A wavy look birthday card
Then added some outlays to this image of greeting card.  This time no border pattern included as the picture was out of the parameter. But yet a beautiful card presented by Gcb studios.
Zipped cotton Tote bag 🛍️ was also there and it was my favorite bag.  And there are more in fabric, canvas print or something that you can stick on the wall such as a poster. 

Even a personal phone wallpaper would be worth it if you want.
 T-shirt with the simplest pattern style it as a logo or wear it as a casual t-shirt.
We have variety of outlays for you. If you even want to customize this print we can.
With this we come to an end of this week's session. 

Thank you so very much for your help in todays episode of Geometric sequence. I really appreciate you sending all the comments and giving time to our ipage blog. You all have a wonderful day ahead.

Cheers,
Gcb studios 



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