@WelshPixie blueeeee!!! <3

@WelshPixie The third one.

@Anke The one I forgot to save the canvas for XD

@WelshPixie I dunno, but they're all really pretty :o

@Skirmisher Thank you! ^.^

@WelshPixie Blue one on the left, definitely!

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I really like the third one.

Made a couple more. #MastoArt #ArtWithOpenSource #Krita

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*Love* the waves one there.

@WelshPixie The last because it looks the least busy

@WelshPixie absolutely using the third of these for my phone wallpaper. Soo gorgeous!

@WelshPixie the one of all the Husky faces.
It's OKs, I knows you haven't posteds that ones yet. But it is all of the bestest.
Do you need a muse?

@WelshPixie definitely blue 😊

@WelshPixie the waves are nice, too

@JordiGH negatron?

@WelshPixie It's about possible ways to create a wallpaper (roughly meaning, perfectly repeating pattern). These are called #WallpaperGroups, and there's exactly 17 of them, no more, no less.

http://www2.clarku.edu/~djoyce/wallpaper/wall6.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallpaper_group

All of the ones you did are the same one, which formally is called "p4m":

http://www2.clarku.edu/~djoyce/wallpaper/wall6.html

Another common one is a honeycomb pattern, based on hexagonal instead of square symmetry, formally called p6m.

Not sure how easy they are to do in Krita.

@JordiGH Ah thanks! In Krita I just turn on a 'wallpaper' view of the canvas, which repeats the canvas. I can also enable a multibrush and have it repeat either mirror (horizontal, vertical or both) or like my mandalas with radial symmetry. But in wallpaper mode the pattern is always the square canvas, repeated.

@WelshPixie I seeee. Now I am wondering if I could code the other 16 groups for Krita... could be a fun tool.

@JordiGH That would be way cool. :D