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6 Greek / Roman Pixel Patterns (.PAT)

18th Sep 2012 / , , , , ,
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Today’s freebie is a sweet set of 6 seamless greek / roman pixel patterns contributed by Italian web designer Matteo Di Capua. Perfect for making backgrounds a little more interesting.

You can, and should, check out more of Matteo’s work over on Dribbble and give him a hello over on Twitter.

14 Comments

  1. Josh Riser 18th Sep 2012 / Reply

    Wow, I love the one in the thumbnail. I’m a minimalist to I have no idea what I would use these for, but they are beautiful!

  2. Galoor 19th Sep 2012 / Reply

    Not a big fan of red, but that design and pattern is wicked! Very cool!

  3. mattrock1 19th Sep 2012 / Reply

    Great patterns. Thanks for sharing!

    @Galoor. Unsure if you realize or not, but the red is not part of the pattern file, it’s only used for example purposes.

    Cheers!

  4. Michael 19th Sep 2012 / Reply

    Ridiculous. Well done!

  5. lasylve64 20th Sep 2012 / Reply

    very nice!

  6. Teo 23rd Sep 2012 / Reply

    @Josh @Michael @lasyIve64 Thanks guys! Glad you liked it!

    @Galoor exactly, like @mattrock1 pointed out, the patterns are black and white and totally flexible. The amazing red image, made by Orman, is only for example purposes. Thank you to both!

  7. coryz40 26th Sep 2012 / Reply

    New Premium Pixels patterns always get me exited.

  8. Deepak Jose 11th Oct 2012 / Reply

    Loved it!!

    Great Job Matteo.

  9. matejlatin 12th Nov 2012 / Reply

    I love greek & roman legacy and culture… great patterns..

  10. tracht 18th Nov 2012 / Reply

    bellissimo!

  11. Saeed 4th Dec 2012 / Reply

    nice , thanks

  12. Henry Perez 8th Mar 2013 / Reply

    I loved these patterns so much I used them on my girlfriend’s website. Check it out here: http://thegingerchronicles.com/

    Thanks!

  13. Dan C 16th Apr 2013 / Reply

    Great stuff. I still use those on a couple of blogs.

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