Inside JP Patterns
Where the work
takes shape.
Pattern design, 3D scenes, short films, and the tools I build along the way.
The scene gallery
Pattern, in place.
A closer look at the finished scenes.
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01 / 3D Design
From a working scene
to a finished space.
Pattern, scale, materials, and light.
Every decision changes the scene.
I use 3D scenes to explore how a pattern feels on a surface, from a curtain fold to an entire room. I direct and refine the composition, adjust geometry and cameras, and use UV mapping to control the pattern’s scale and placement.
The result is a visualization of the artwork in context. These are studio scenes rather than photographs of manufactured products.
3D + Motion
Beyond the room.
Into the story.
A Backrooms-inspired hallway opens onto a patterned nursery. As the camera turns back, a shadow in the doorway changes the mood.
Scene direction, materials, camera movement, and the edit work together to make the pattern part of the story.
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02 / Art & Design
A closer look
at the tools.
Built around real creative work.
Part of the studio, not a software shop.
Pattern Studio
Using my own seaplane pattern, this tour shows real vector editing: selecting a complete motif, dragging it to a new position, removing it, and undoing the change.
From vector to finished file.
Paper & PDF turns pattern swatches into printable pages. The tour shows three of my swatches exported as an actual three-page PDF, with control over paper size, repeat width, and margins. These tools are not currently for sale. Get in touch if you’re curious about how they were developed.