About this pack
The complete November pattern drop in one pack: twelve seamless repeats in three families that are designed to sit together. Botanical: Fern Stems, Seed Heads, Pressed Flowers, Willow Vine. Geometric: Truchet Arcs, Chevron Ribbon, Cairo Tiles, Woven Grid. Art Deco: Deco Fans, Sunburst, Stepped Ziggurat, Deco Arches.
Every pattern comes in three colourways chosen to differ in value - a light ground, a mid ground and a dark ground - so you get 36 colourways in all, each as a 2048 px and a 4096 px square PNG tile (sRGB, no transparency). The commercial licence adds the twelve editable tile.svg files, with every colourway's hex values embedded for easy recolouring.
Every tile is built on a torus, so shapes that cross an edge are drawn again on the opposite edge and the repeat has no seam at any scale. The collection suits stationery ranges, gift wrap, print-on-demand products, textiles and packaging - and the pack costs about a third less than the twelve bought singly on the personal licence, and about half as much on the commercial.
12 items in this pack
Details
- Shelf
- Patterns
- Type
- Pack of 12
- Licence
- Personal or commercial
What the licence allows
Personal licence
- Use it in projects for yourself, for learning, and in your portfolio.
- Change it and combine it with other work.
- Keep using it forever. The licence does not expire.
- Use it in anything that earns money, including client work and monetised video.
- Use it in a product, a game or an app that is sold or carries ads.
- Resell, redistribute or share the file.
- Put it into a dataset used to train a model.
Commercial licence
- Use it in unlimited commercial projects, including client work.
- Ship it inside products you sell: games, apps, films, print runs, print-on-demand.
- Use it in monetised and sponsored content, and in broadcast.
- Change it, and keep the result. No credit required, though it is always welcome.
- Keep using it forever. The licence does not expire.
- Resell or redistribute the asset as an asset, on its own or in a pack.
- Register it, or anything substantially it, as a logo or trademark.
- Put it into a dataset used to train a model.
Patterns