Flat is a photo collage pattern
Flat is a photo collage pattern set of building facades. The seamless pattern set has a pop art and printed visual look and comes in vivid, sunny, pastel, dark and neutral colorways. Use these patterns for packaging, invitations, cards, gift wrap, wallpaper, notebook and book covers, social media banners, blog headers, Instagram posts, flyers, posters, fabric prints, stationery, collage, photo layering and masking, within typographic designs, etc. Design files are high-resolution 300 dpi JPG sized 12×12.
Learn to make "Pattern in Pattern" or "Stacked Pattern Swatches" in Photoshop. If you are selling patterns or uploading designs to Spoonflower you may want to combine two patterns such as a geometric with a floral pattern. The issue is that you can't upload two patterns to Spoonflower and have the site stack them for you. Instead you have to create the double layer or pattern in pattern effect yourself and then upload the resulting combined pattern. Of course, that pattern, itself, also needs to be a seamless repeat! There are some tricks and techniques you can use to make these stacked patterns and you will learn these in this class. You will learn to make stacked patterns from scratch and also how to combine two existing patterns into one single swatch for sale or upload to sites that require pattern swatches (rather than objects filled wit a pattern).
Join surface pattern designer Abby Hersey as she takes you through the creation of a cohesive pattern collection. This class isn't an introduction to technical repeat pattern design, so be sure to check out her introductory pattern design classes for Illustrator and Photoshop.
This class is a comprehensive guide on how to make a repeat pattern using Adobe Draw and Adobe Illustrator. You will learn all of the basics including inspiration and ideas, sketching techniques, how to use Adobe Draw to vectorise your sketch and finally how to make the repeat in Adobe Illustrator. On top of all of the basics, Maja will also give you her tips on how to prevent getting stuck in the creative process and how she lets the pattern develop as she creates.
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Pattern-Design-for-Beginners-Create-Your-First-Seamless-Pattern-in-Adobe-Illustrator/2037423771
If you are a pattern design beginner and also Adobe Illustrator beginner, don't worry, this is a step by step guide and just the basic knowledge of the program will be enough. In case you're not a beginner, you might be interested to see the custom actions I create to speed up my workflow and how to use your sketches to draw elements without a drawing tablet.