Spilled colors in art

   Spilled colors in art
 
Color theme 
I have got this color theme as a fundamental to create a pattern tile.



There were other choices but this one stood up as a Fuchsia pattern image. And white space added to my creation.

Repeat pattern
A repeat pattern is made cutting out the elements of the drawing and placing them in sequence of the final pattern. Then as a group you can place them on the border or the square image. Also, the background can be with colors of your choice. You can first sketch the design and then place it on the Moodboard - Icon, Sketch, Color theme and pattern tile. As this moodboard is only an inspiration to come out with amazing designs.

With the sketch of the petal 

From the above I got a Pink color theme. So, I created a wonderful step by step guide :
Step 1: Draw a Design.
Step 2: Cut, Flip, Tape.
Step 3: Repeat, Cut (the other way), Flip, Tape.
Step 4: Draw in the Blank Spaces.
Step 5: Copy, Copy, Copy-and Assemble! 
A pattern rule is used to find the value of each term or a sketch drawn in a sequence. For instance the petal 

 In my Skillshare project I have created a wonderful surface patterns and a tile. It has been interesting while the pattern has also got White negative space which is in between the tiles.

Diagonal line patterns are a bit more tricky to make than a simple horizontal, or vertical pattern, but with some rock-solid alignment, and manual input into the Transform Panel, you'll be making diagonal patterns in no time.

You'll learn to blend different geometrical Illustrator patterns and figures. And this image says all. 

Thank you for visiting and viewing my ipage blog. Next is more interesting and inspiring pattern tile. 

Cheers,
Gcb 

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