Three patterns were created using all the wonderful pattern classes that Evgeniya & Dominic Righini-Brand have to offer.

The first pattern is the "Macaroni Pattern" that I designed based on the techniques from the class Creating Trendy Abstract Patterns in Illustrator. I chose to create a minimalist pattern with bold colors which was a challenge for me as my tendency is to create very detailed illustrations and is to use less saturated colors. Complementary colors were used for extra contrast.

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 1 - student project "Macaroni" Pattern Tile

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 2 - student project "Macaroni" pattern on tablecloth texture

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 3 - student project
"Macaroni" as tablecloth and/or placemat

The second pattern I designed is based on techniques from the class Creating Trendy Designs with Abstract Patterns in Illustrator. I created a "Pizza Pattern" that resembles pizza shapes. Warm colors are used to create a more warm temperatured pattern.

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 4 - student project "Piza" Pattern Tile

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 5 - student project "Pizza" Bedspread

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 6 - student project "Pizza" Pillow

The third pattern is from this class, and it's another cool temperatured pattern. I wanted to design a calming pattern that works on clothing, and I did just that. It's called the "Water Blobs Pattern."

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 7 - student project "Water Blobs" pattern tile

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 8 - student project "Water Blobs" wall art in a frame

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 9 - student project "Water Blobs" tank top

Awesome class! I hope to post more patterns here soon!!

UPDATE: Mixed pattern entitled "Macaroni Salad Pattern." This pattern combines the macaroni pattern I made along with a blob pattern, designed from the techniques from this class.

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 10 - student project "Macaroni Salad" Pattern Tile

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 11 - student project "Macaroni Salad" as placemat

I think it looks so cool! Thank you for all the suggestions on making a combo pattern, Evgeniya & Dominic Righini-Brand!

More to come, stay tuned.

UPDATE 2: "Chili Pattern" as another combo pattern. I used the same techniques as the pattern right above by using a pattern as a clipping mask to the shapes. The last food combo pattern was cool in temperature and this one is hot.

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 12 - student project "Chili Pattern" Pattern Tile

3 Patterns From 3 Classes - image 13 - student project

"Chili" pattern as surface pattern design on cooking booklet

Thank you for all the suggestions, Skillshare teachers! Thanks.

Nancy Liz

Graphic Designer

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