FOTOBLECH - pattern generator
Generate patterns
Certain motifs are not always the focus of our perforated sheets, but rather patterns that are calculated using our pattern generators. We have a whole range of different patterns on offer. The following also applies here: Each individual perforated plate is charged separately and is therefore unique.
Chance plays a big role in most patterns. You are welcome to try out a few examples yourself on this page and always have the patterns recalculated.
If you need another sample, please contact us with your ideas. We build the pattern generator according to your wishes. Since new patterns are constantly being added, a regular visit to the pattern page pays off!
Randomly distributed hole sizes
Row of holes in random length
FOTOBLECH pattern Prague 1
With the Fotoblech pattern generator 'Prague1,' a typical sidewalk pattern from Prague can be created as a fully parameterizable design.
This allows design elements such as shape, size, and spacing to be individually adjusted, enabling customized applications.
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FOTOBLECH organic-vector Bubbles
With the "organic-vector" patterns, a new category of pattern generators for photoresist plates is introduced.
These patterns are no longer constrained by the traditional dot matrix, offering greater flexibility and precision.
The "organic-vector Bubbles" pattern marks the beginning.
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Basic pattern Standard
To create unique patterns, we use algorithms to generate a base pattern that is then refined with various filters.
The pattern generator called "Standard" creates a pattern similar to that of a typical perforated metal sheet, with new patterns made possible only by the applied filters.
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Pattern generator Hexagon
The hexagon pattern uses the natural 60 degree diagonals of a perforated sheet with staggered rows.
Different sized perforations combined with a variety of filters create delightful vibrant patterns.
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Fotoblech-Frame: China 1
Give your patterns a frame. Here you can see an example with the frame "China 1" (20.555).
The frames can be combined with all patterns, are fully parameterized in the desired frame thickness and spacing, and are compatible with all photo sheet filters.
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Pattern generator Square
The generator completely fills rectangles with lines of different lengths at holes of the same size in random directions and hole sizes.
Fully parameterized and combinable with all filters.
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White noise: the basic pattern with many possibilities
Like every pattern of our pattern generator, the basic form "White Noise" can be completely parameterized and thus achieve a wide variety of effects.
This includes, for example, the division into tiles, invert, filter ...
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Morbid charm with a system and filter.
Our new pattern generator: Sgrafitto.
A wall structure, which was derived from the famous South Bohemian wall decoration technique Sgraffito.
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ABC-Text pattern with hidden messages
The texture in the truest sense of the word: ABC pattern generator.
A random sequence of letters with hidden messages.
Fully parameterized and combinable with various filters.
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Gradient pattern: Gradient hole sizes with decorative gaps
A very flexible basic texture generator.
Smooth hole sizes are combined with the same probabilities of punching.
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Pattern generator Comfort Line - meshed networks
Random columns and row hole sizes are combined and spun into a network.
Reminiscent of fabric with almost endless possibilities of variation and levels of abstraction.
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Pattern generator IKO - chain links
Pattern with a chain-like structure and random hole sizes.
A geometric pattern that takes special account of the transition from one tile to another.
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Pearl necklaces as a pattern: Strings
Beaded pattern in various lengths and sizes.
A horizontally aligned pattern, in which the web widths can be minimal,
because the pattern always alternates between two different hole sizes.
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Up and down with our pattern generator: Up and Down
Randomly meshed pattern with rectangular areas that emerge from or press into the layer.
The picture shows the combination with the special filter "Jitter".
Usually the holes are lined up.
Not so with this filter ...
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Our pattern generator pulls the stripes: stripes
Stripe pattern with tiles of random horizontal or vertical alignment in which individual areas visually merge into a conglomerate.
The tile sizes and their spacing are freely selectable.
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Square Kufi: Calligraphy as a pattern
Random patterns are generated based on one of the oldest calligraphic forms of Arabic script.
Distributed in a grid of any size, these "writing plates" create a harmonious surface.
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Pattern raindrops
A vertically oriented stripe pattern that is reminiscent of raindrops.
With randomly long drip lengths and diameters
Of course, fully parameterized and combinable with all filters.
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Cerevin: Meander at 45 degrees
Geometric pattern of open squares in four orientations.
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Running Dog: A classic
Basic form of the classic meander, mostly from Friesian, from ancient Greece.
An orthogonal ornament that reminds of river loops.
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Pattern generator Snake: memories of a historical computer game
Threads that pull vertically and horizontally across the surface and make random jumps in a grid.
The threads run with random thickness.
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Pattern Hook: Creating hooks with FOTOBLECH
The pattern 'Hook' is characterized by geometric shapes at a 45-degree angle, formed by interconnected hook-like chains with irregular hole sizes.
The design can be either sculptural and space-defining or abstract, depending on the configuration.
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Pattern Grid 1: squares in interaction
Grid 1 is a 45 degree geometric pattern with double-chained squares in different hole sizes.
In between is a network with holes of the same size.
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Pattern Grid 2: Entangled squares
Grid 2 is a multiple mesh network at 45 degrees with central decorative elements.
The decorative elements level the net with holes of the same size.
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Pattern Grid 3: ornament
Grid 3 is a complex ornament with superimposed oblique and straight directions.
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Pattern Grid 4: Geometric ornament
Grid 4 is a strictly geometric pattern in a double square with diagonal struts.
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Pattern Wild Square 1: frame in disarray
Stacked frames in random positions, sizes and arrangements.
The frames create a three-dimensional impression.
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Wild Square 2 pattern: Steep squares
Superimposed squares similar to the "Wild Square 1" pattern generator but with steeper edges at the edges.
In random positions, sizes and arrangements.
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Pattern Wild Square 3: Rectangles share the square
Rectangles with random positions, sizes and arrangements divide the existing area without overlap.
First the rectangles are randomly distributed and then the gaps are closed.
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Pattern Tile 0: The base tile
The basic shape of a tile with different sized holes on each tile.
The tile sizes, distances and filters are freely selectable.
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Pattern Tile 1: A simple tile with potential
Pattern made of tiles with different sized holes at the edges, which are getting smaller towards the middle.
Ideal for combination with various filters for abstract patterns.
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Pattern Tile 2: A basic pattern shows edges
A simple tile with different hole sizes on the edge.
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Pattern Tile 3: Eerily beautiful with filters
Our pattern generators can be combined with all kinds of filters and special effects.
The combination of our pattern generator "Tile 3" and the filtering of random 50% of the holes results in this pattern in vintage style.
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Pattern Tile 4: Gradual hole sizes make the surface plastic.
A geometric pattern with gradual hole sizes on each tile with 4 random orientations.
The coincidence of the different courses form random 3-dimensional effects.
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Pattern open side
A geometric pattern with elements each with an open side in 4 random orientations.
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Pattern stretcher bond: A basic wall structure
Wall bond "stretcher bond" with random shades of color.
You can see the long side of the bricks in semi-staggered rows.
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Pattern Schleppender
Wall dressing "dragging stretcher bond" with random shades of color.
Each row of bricks is offset from the next higher row by 1/4 brick length.
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Binder pattern: a basic wall structure
A simple brickwork with random shades of color and high pattern potential.
You can see the transverse side of the bricks in rows that are half offset.
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Pattern Block
A combination of a runner and binder bandage with random shades of color.
Rows with ties and rows with runners alternate and are offset from one another.
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Pattern Holland
Wall bond "Dutch bond" in which binder layers alternate with runner-binder layers.
All bricks show a random shade of color.
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Pattern Gotisch
Wall bond "Gothic bond" in which runner-binder layers alternate alternately.
All bricks show a random shade of color.
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Pattern Flämisch
Wall bond "Flemish bond" in which runner-binder layers alternate.
All bricks shows a random shade of color.
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Pattern Märkisch
Wall bond "Märkish bond" in which runner-runner-binder layers alternate.
All bricks shows random shades of color.
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Pattern Silesian
Wall bond "Silesian bond" in which 3 runners alternate with a binder and the rows are offset by half a binder.
All bricks show a random shade of color.
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Pattern Kreuz
Wall bond "cross bond" where every second layer of runners is offset by a head.
Binder layers run in between.
All bricks show a random shade of color.
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Pattern Dresden
Wall bond "Dresden bond" where every second layer consists of vertical runners.
There are normal runner layers in between.
All bricks show a random shade of color.
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Pattern Amerika
Wall bond "American bond" - a stretcher bond in which every sixth layer consists of binders.
The trusses combine the runners in a block.
All bricks show a random shade of color.
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Pattern Fisch
Wall bond "herringbone bond" - lengthways and raised runners in an alternating order that results in a diagonal pattern.
All bricks show a random shade of color.
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Pattern Mosaik
A traditional parquet pattern with bars in alternating directions.
The bars show a random shade of color.
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Pattern Schiffsboden
A parquet pattern with randomly long bars and random color shades in a horizontal orientation.
The height of the bars always remains the same.
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Pattern Stacks
An abstract pattern reminiscent of a pile of books.
Each stack is organically layered and of different widths.
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Pattern Oxford
A parquet pattern with slightly offset rows: Every 2nd row is offset by 25%.
Also known as a masonry bond.
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Pattern Altdeutsch
Parquet pattern "Old German bond" with horizontal double bars alternating with vertical bars.
In staggered rows.
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Pattern Herringbone bond 45
Parquet pattern "Herringbone bond", a toothed pattern inclined at 45 degrees with a special filter.
For example jitter for slightly different hole positions and hole sizes.
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