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Illustrator CC Web Patterns

Learn how to create pixel-perfect patterns for use on the web, using Illustrator's intuitive pattern editing mode, introduced in version CS6.

Beginner
1h 9m
(21)

Created by Laura Coyle

Last Updated Dec 01, 2022

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Illustrator CC Web Patterns

Learn how to create pixel-perfect patterns for use on the web, using Illustrator's intuitive pattern editing mode, introduced in version CS6.

Beginner
1h 9m
(21)

Created by Laura Coyle

Last Updated Dec 01, 2022

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In this short project, Laura Coyle will show you how to create pixel-perfect patterns for use on the web, using Illustrator's intuitive pattern editing mode, introduced in version CS6. Project steps: Take one of Illustrator's included patterns, adjust it for web use and export a single repeat unit. Test the repeat unit in an HTML file, and look at online resources for web pattern inspiration. Create a geometric motif, use it in a repeat pattern, and change color schemes using the appearance panel and blending modes. Explore Brick Repeat, Hex Repeat styles, and the Tile Tool with the geometric motif. Editing Patterns: Scaling, Changing Color, Saving as a Library.

Illustrator CC Web Patterns
Beginner
1h 9m
(21)
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Laura Coyle
10 courses 4.9 author rating 324 ratings

Laura Coyle creates distinctive art with wide appeal. Her clients include major brands like Target, Amazon.com, Disney, and publications including Better Homes and Gardens and The Wall Street Journal.

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