Overview
Pattern turns repetition and symmetry into a gentle logic exercise. You read motifs—stripes, tiles, dots—and reconstruct missing segments by asking what the image’s grammar demands rather than guessing. The board rewards anchor-first solving: establish a baseline pattern, confirm spacing and orientation, then extend carefully. When designs layer, you separate concerns by solving one layer at a time—background grid, foreground accents—so noise becomes structure. Visual calm helps you see rhythm quickly, and each fix feels like placing an honest piece back into a design that wants to be whole. The craft is small but satisfying: you don’t chase tricks; you restore order by trusting the rules the picture already wrote.