Illustrator for Pattern Design: Geometric Tile Patterns

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Illustrator for Pattern Design: Geometric Tile Patterns

https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Illustrator-for-Pattern-Design-Geometric-Tile-Patterns/1642964961
This is the second class in a series called: Illustrator for Pattern Design.
It’s perfect for the beginner student, as well as anyone who loves geometrics.
I start with setting up a set of Guides, which are extremely useful for precise geometric patterns.

I will be covering various tools and techniques in Illustrator, but here are some of the
things I'll be covering specifically:

    Creating a Grid and Converting to Guides
    Rotate and Reflect Tools
    Creating a Pattern Swatch Tile
    Adobe Color Themes
    Recolor Artwork Tool
    and MORE

Please feel free to post any questions you may have, as I will check the discussion
area on a regular basis.

Also, I'm including a template for the Final Project, that you may or may not want to use.
I do encourage you to share your work, as seeing different students' variations of the same pattern is really exciting.

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