These designs are available for licensing.
So much fun! You can just sit and get lost in it. Thank you again Martha Lever and Rainbow Elephant!
Designing your own fabric patterns has never been easier with all the amazing tools that we have at our disposal these days. And making a repeat pattern design…
Explore Julian Williams Drawings's board "Design - Border Frieze repeat patterns" on Pinterest.
Hand painted repeat patterns created for clients, and some personal work.
I have created a few vector repeat patterns in Affinity Designer that celebrate spring . Some more common spring motifs include swallows, snowdrops, crocuses, and other early spring flowers (also see my prompts list below). In particular swallows are for me a symbol of renewal, new beginnings and re
[Russian roller-printed cotton, 19th century, detail from image in Russian Textiles by Susan Meller] Repeat patterns - repeating and potentially unbounded designs of the kind found on wallpaper and printed yardage - crop up everywhere. So much so, that we sometimes barely notice them. In Western art especially, they've often played a subordinate role, serving…
Jenni Ahlberg's surface pattern designs and Jenni Ahlberg's surface pattern design collections. 2 followers
Automate Your Patterns! Seamless Diamond Repeat Pattern in Affinity Designer. The best tools for surface pattern designers! Automated pattern templates do the pattern repeat for you! You create a template for any shape you want, diamond repeat, half-drop repeat, full-drop repeat, ogee, scallop, with or without symmetry - you can automate all those shapes. #affinitydesigner #patterndesign #vectorpattern #botanicalpattern #floralpattern #flowerspattern #repeatpattern #seamlesspattern
Weronika Salach, an illustrator and surface pattern designer based in Berlin, Germany, brings life to floral and magical motifs. Explore her colorful art and learn from a Skillshare Top Teacher.
Jenni Ahlberg's surface pattern designs and Jenni Ahlberg's surface pattern design collections. 2 followers
A simple and effective workflow to help you create beautiful and professional repeat patterns in Procreate
Repeat patterns by Zoe Feast for fabric and surface design
Learn how to go beyond making basic repeat patterns with unique pattern assets, complex layouts, and innovative building methods.
A fun Easter collection perfect for children's wear and wallpaper
Explore my vibrant collection of repeat surface patterns that seamlessly tile and repeat, perfect for textiles, wallpapers, and more.
Some of the patterns that I've done for the last time. All of them you can buy on my Shutterstock account http://shutterstock.com/g/Iliveinoctober
If you enjoy illustrating and you would like to try something a little different, why not have a rifle through your sketchbook for some lost or forgotten sketches and create a repeat pattern of your own design? I've laid out some step-by-step images for you below based on a square design I did. The…
For years I made repeat patterns in Photoshop and Illustrator, but I have been dying to switch to an iPad version of these programs. I really prefer working on my iPad because it's so much more couch and pajamas friendly than sitting at a desk with my laptop, and obviously I don't like paying the subscription fees for the desktop based programs. Enter Affinity Designer for iPads. When I first discovered this program, I was a bit overwhelmed by all the options and features. So I spent the next few months learning everything I could about the program, and testing all kinds of surface design techniques. The result? My newest class on iPad surface design in Affinity Designer. There are a few things that make this app so perfect for surface design and a ton of other projects: you can see a live preview of your pattern as you create it, so it's easy to place your repeat elements in the right place, and move them around as you add elements to your pattern Affinity designer has no image size limits, so you can create large images for print on demand sites, client work, or large art prints you can easily make changes to the colors, sizes, and textures of your images without losing image quality you can set up artboards so that your inspiration, repeat block, and finished repeat square are all on the same document you can also work with both vector and raster images, so whatever project you're working on, you can create the exact image type that you need Affinity Designer makes it easy to export your files in all of the common file types, so you can easily move files you make in Affinity programs like Procreate, Photoshop, and Illustrator you can save the vector shapes you create, so you can quickly use them in other illustrations you can also use text in Affinity designer, and you can even import your own fonts The best thing about this app is that there is no subscription fee, it's a one time purchase, and it isn't much more expensive than Procreate. In this class, I'll show you everything you need to start designing patterns in Affinity Designer, and share all of my vector assets with you as free downloads, so you can start designing patterns as soon as you get the app. I'll also share with you a set of 70 images of textures that you can turn into raster or vector texture patterns for your repeats. We'll talk about the differences between vector and raster images, so you can choose the file type that works best for your project. First I'll show you how to create color palettes, and how to set up your document for live pattern previewing. Then we'll cover how to create vector shapes using the pen, brush, and pencil tools. We'll go over how to create any shape you can imagine, and how to turn a photograph into a detailed vector. Next we'll create a basic repeat pattern using vector shapes, and adjust the colors, sizing and spacing using the live repeat preview. Next we'll create a detailed floral repeat combining textures, hand drawn elements, and vectors made from photographs. I'll show you how to change the color and scale of your repeat elements, so you can tweak your pattern to fit your vision and personal style. Last we'll create a half drop repeat with detailed vectors made from a photograph, combined with hand drawn vector elements. Half drop patterns help hide the repeat block seam, so your patterns flow seamlessly rather than appearing blocky and predictable. We'll look at ways to add variation and movement to your pattern, so the repeat blocks are virtually invisible. Ready to watch the class? Click here to get started. Don't have a Skillshare membership? No problem, pick up a free trial here. Not ready to start watching? Hover to pin it for later:
