Join Deke McClelland for an in-depth discussion in this video The three tile types: Grid, Brick, and Hex, part of Illustrator CC 2017 One-on-One Mastery.
- [Deke] In this movie, I'll take you on a tour…of the three Tile Types: Grid, Brick, and Hex,…and I'll also introduce you to the Pattern Tile tool.…I'm going to demonstrate these options…by editing our existing pattern swatch.…Now, when working with pattern swatches,…you don't have to select the object that's affected,…in our case this big rectangle,…and that's because patterns are always treated…as global swatches.…So, once again, without the rectangle selected,…I'll go ahead and double-click on a pattern swatch…in order to once again enter the Pattern Editor.…
Now, notice this Tile Type option right here,…by default, it is set to Grid.…Now, it doesn't have to be a square, by the way,…it can be any shape that you like.…And another way to modify the shape,…other than adjusting these values right here,…is to select this guy, the Pattern Tile tool,…and notice that it's a full-fledged tool.…So, a moment ago, my Black Arrow tool was selected…up here at the top of the toolbox,…but watch what happens when I select the Pattern Tile tool.…
Author
Deke McClelland
Released
11/9/2017As Creative Cloud evolves, this course gets updated. Check back for new videos, new feature reviews, and new ways to work.
- Top-secret tricks for shortcut enthusiasts
- Customizing the Illustrator toolbox
- Adjusting opacity with shortcuts
- Using advanced blend mode tricks
- Working with the Brushes panel
- Seamlessly repeating patterns
- Blending multiple mesh objects
- Reformatting text and numerical values
- Using the logo-making features in Illustrator
- Using the Libraries panel
- Working in 3D space
Skill Level Advanced
Duration
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Introduction
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31. Shortcuts and Customization
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32. Blend Modes and Opacity Masks
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Introducing the opacity mask8m 17s
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Putting an opacity mask into use10m 17s
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33. The Brushes Panel
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Painting with path outlines1m 11s
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34. Seamlessly Repeating Patterns
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Patterns are for everyone2m 25s
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35. Gradient Mesh
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Introducing gradient mesh6m 43s
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Creating a basic gradient mesh12m 25s
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Isolating a mesh object7m 49s
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Releasing a gradient mesh3m 57s
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36. Symbols and Custom Arrowheads
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Creating and naming symbols9m 22s
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Working with dynamic symbols9m 43s
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Introducing 9-slice scaling5m 16s
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Designing custom arrowheads11m 16s
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Designing tinted arrowheads16m 55s
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Editing an existing arrowhead10m 42s
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37. Charts and Pictographs
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Graphing numerical data6m 52s
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Customizing your legend7m 11s
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38. Logos and Specialty Text
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Using the Touch Type tool6m 17s
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Two ways to warp type7m 2s
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39. Libraries and Actions
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40. Applying 3D Effects
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 27s
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