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Cat and Panda Free Patterns

bymyPhotoshopBrushes(opens in a new tab)79downloadsAdded May 11, 2026
Cat and Panda Free Patterns — Photoshop pattern preview 1

File Information

Format
PAT, PNG
Size
116.1 MB
Items in set
9
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PAT, PNG116.1 MB

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What's Included

Cat and Panda Free Patterns - Schematic

Description

Cartoon cats with smiley faces and paint-splatter halos, plus a tile crammed with grinning pandas — the kind of set you reach for when a project needs to feel hand-made rather than slick. The cats are loose, sketchy, almost childlike in their line work. The pandas are tidier, more illustrative, stacked like they're crowding their way into the frame.

Every pattern in this set was built using the Animal Doodles Brushes — grab those if you want to draw your own variants or extend the set with new characters.

Nine seamless tiles in total, split between two moods:

  • 4 cat patterns — ink-drawn kitties in green, pink and purple over yellow splatter backgrounds, plus one stripped-back white variant for when the splatter is too much
  • 5 panda patterns — densely packed black-and-white pandas on grey, blue, purple, and a punchy yellow-and-black graffiti backdrop

Both .PAT (loadable straight into Photoshop's pattern presets) and .PNG (if you'd rather drop the tile in manually or work outside Adobe). The set works well for kids' book layouts, sticker sheets, pyjama-pattern mockups, birthday card backgrounds, nursery prints, classroom materials — anywhere a wall-to-wall illustration with some bounce in it would land better than something stock-feeling.

Frequently asked questions

Is "Cat and Panda Free Patterns" free to download?
Yes — this resource is free to download from MyPhotoshopBrushes, with no signup and no paywall. It is published under the Free for Commercial Use license, which allows commercial use — see the license panel on this page for the exact terms.
What file format does this download use?
The download is a ZIP archive containing .PAT files (plus .PNG) — unzip it first, then use the files inside.
How do I use it in Photoshop?
Download the .PAT file and double-click it, or open Window → Patterns and choose Import Patterns from the panel menu. The set stays available across sessions until you remove it.