Splatter Spray Seamless Patterns

I'm really excited to introduce my new vibrant pattern set **Splatter Spray Seamless Patterns**.

Neon colors, large splashes and tiny spray splatters are inspired to the 80s and early 90s graphic design.
They are great for vaporwave and cyberpunk style.

These patterns comes in **color** + **black** + **white** versions, **vector** sources are included.
They are fully **editable** and **scalable** with no loss in quality.

You can use them for creating a huge variety of amazing artworks like posters, art prints, flyers, postcards, invitations, stationery, business cards, branding kits, web elements, blog design, book covers, fabric prints, tees and so on..

**WHAT'S INSIDE**

COLOR VERSION
- 1 **AI swatch** file with 10 colorful seamless patterns located in the swatches panel
- 1 **PAT** file with 10 colorful seamless patterns for Photoshop
- 10 **JPG** files 4000x4000px @300dpi

BLACK + WHITE VERSION
- 1 **AI swatch** file with 10 black + 10 white seamless patterns located in the swatches panel
- 1 **PAT** file with 10 black seamless patterns for Photoshop
- 1 **PAT** file with 10 white seamless patterns for Photoshop
- 10 **PNG** files 4000x4000px @300dpi in black with transparent background
- 10 **PNG** files 4000x4000px @300dpi in white with transparent background

VECTOR SOURCES
- available in **AI CC, AI CS, EPS CC, EPS CS**
- **swatches** panel includes **color + black + white** versions for each of the 10 patterns, for a total of **30 seamless patterns**
- layer panel includes **10 layers**, one for each pattern
- each layer includes **2 objects**: a top layer and a bottom layer. Top layer is for **pattern** and bottom layer is for **background color**
- You can try endless creative possibilities simply **changing background color in the bottom layer** and **switching pattern in the top layer**
- For **changing pattern color** just double-click on the relative thumb in the **swatches panel** to open the editing mode. Click on any of the splashes then open the **color picker** and set your color. Finally click on done for applying the new color on the default pattern or save a copy for creating a copy of the default pattern