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Word Portrait of Dr. TanDr. Tan, scholar, hard worker, and spaz. Rapid and rabid gesticulation accompanies an eager, frank look that he gives as he attempts so hard to make the college algebra class respond to his cryptic questioning. Everyone is silent as he continues unmet by resistance. A studious individual bangs away at the keyboard of a laptop, the only one in the classroom, with a slight blush of embarrassment.
A line is a line and is proven to be nothing else. Dr. Tan goes along furiously proving lines while the class looks on, unflinching.

Now they are slowly awakening. A couple of lazy numbers come drifting up to the front whenever Dr. Tan probes, and a

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I was poking around in CS5 for a while trying to make a generic camo pattern for the background of a brochure... and when I got done, was rather happy with the result.

This pattern doesn't have any relation to any Better Camo patterns, but it will likely be on the brochure anyhow. :meow:

EDIT: Any similarity to any modern camouflage pattern is coincidental. This is a purely aesthetic pattern emulating the style of camouflages like vegetata and tiger stripe.
This was made from scratch with no references.
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Mood: Wow! ~R1p-c0rd Feb 27, 2011
Nice!, looks a lot how I imagined the A-TACS woodland variant to look...
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~madcomputerscientist Feb 27, 2011  Student Digital Artist
Probably so, with all of it's non-square pixels. Speaking of, they (DCS) will have not only a new colorway soon ("Wet/Temperate"), but in a different pattern as well, "before the end of the year". Found out from our friend's blog: [link]
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~BanesShadow Feb 27, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
:) Damn, that's a nice pattern, it'd look good on some BDU's.
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~madcomputerscientist Feb 27, 2011  Student Digital Artist
Why thank you!
Glad you like it!
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~BanesShadow Feb 27, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
No probs at all! :)
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~Tounushi Feb 25, 2011
Is this a true fractal pattern?
How'd you do it?
Could you possibly make a tutorial on this?
And is it possible to make a repeatable pattern with this method?
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~madcomputerscientist Feb 27, 2011  Student Digital Artist
It's not a true fractal, nor does it need to be. As there's only a set canvas size, it doesn't much matter if the pattern has scales larger or smaller than the canvas can display. I guess a good way to describe a pattern like this is multi-scale.
I started by painting a simple stripe pattern, and scaling it down very small. Next I applied a mild scattering filter and scaled the pattern up, repeating this several times. After that, I tweaked the colors to look reasonable. Making it tileable would be a piece of cake, all one would have to do is start out with a tileable pattern, and then clean it up a little bit after doing all the scaling and filtering.

But then again, just because the pattern is multi-scale or fractal, that doesn't mean the colors or pattern matches the intended environment. This result is a purely aesthetic pattern emulating the style of old camouflages like vegetata and tiger stripes.
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