Repeat Patterns in Adobe Illustrator: Create a Hand-Drawn Floral Pattern With This Intuitive Method
Learn to create beautiful hand-drawn floral patterns! This class teaches you a favorite method for vibrant surface design. Perfect for artists and designers.
Course Content
Repeat Patterns in Adobe Illustrator: Create a Hand-Drawn Floral Pattern With This Intuitive Method is an intermediate-level Skillshare course taught by Sanna Jonsson. It runs 42m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.9 out of 5 from 43 reviews, with 1,127 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published June 2021.
Unlock your creativity and learn to design stunning floral patterns with this engaging course! Discover a fun and intuitive method for creating vibrant, hand-drawn surface pattern designs. This class guides you through the entire process, from initial concept to final export.
Here's what you'll learn:
- Easy Floral Drawing Techniques: Master simple yet effective methods for drawing beautiful floral motifs by hand. No prior illustration experience needed!
- Vectorization in Adobe Illustrator: Learn how to seamlessly convert your hand-drawn artwork into a scalable vector graphic using Adobe Illustrator.
- Manual Pattern Creation: Discover a clever, "old-fashioned" technique for building a repeating pattern in Illustrator – without relying on the Pattern Tool!
- Motif Adjustment & Refinement: Gain control over your design with easy-to-learn techniques for adjusting the size, spacing, and arrangement of your floral elements.
- Coloring & Exporting: Explore options for recoloring your pattern and preparing it for various applications, including creating eye-catching content for Instagram.
Perfect for aspiring surface pattern designers, artists, and anyone looking to add a unique, handmade touch to their projects. Get ready to create beautiful patterns you can use for fabric, wallpaper, stationery, and more!
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