OK, in this video, guys, I'm going to show you how to edit a pattern, we're going to take something
simple and make something quite funny.
And also I will show you how to recolor a pattern.
It's going to be awesome.
Simply coloring not much.
First of all, less duplicate these guys so we don't start crying later when we don't have any shape
to work with or any object.
In fact, I'm going to make it smaller as to put it aside.
Then let's go back to the original one.
Now, I'm going to apply a pattern, I can use any pattern, but I want you to understand the concept
that's important.
So I'm going to go for these dots.
The first dots we have used now that are beautiful dots, but I want them to change colors, to move
a bit, make one dot bigger, you know, play with it.
How would you do that?
First of all, you notice that for every pattern I clicked in the basic dots in the library, it came
into my swatches.
There are a couple of ways to edit a pattern.
I'm going to take you straight to it very simply.
You double click on the pattern over here in your swatches.
Another way to do that was to call for the patent options, a window which is just over here.
So now you notice I am in the edit mode of the pattern.
Let's zoom in.
So the pattern is actually these dots here, you see the black ones.
If you remove the DM here from the pattern option, just show you, you know, you will not notice which
one is really the pattern because the pattern repeated itself.
I can simply come to the width and height, for example, and just stick them up and down.
So notice I'm pushing them away and pushing them together more together.
Now they are overlapping and I can also use the heights and push them away or bring them in so they
can overlap.
Don't underestimate the overlapping.
It can be very beautiful in certain shapes.
So we're almost there.
Now, there is a way to overlap here on the copy's you will find five by five, seven by seven and nine
by now, whatever you like.
This is not about the pattern is about showing you how the pattern will be appearing to remove the dim
here.
Notice I can see the pattern very clearly.
I'm going to put back the so we see our dots now.
I would like to edit the dots, the all the soldiers now themselves very easy with a selection tool,
all the direct selection tool.
I can select the circle simple and change its color.
Want to see what's happening in the layers here.
So you notice a pattern is a group of shapes that are put together as simple as this.
Let's go back to properties.
I'm going to change the colors here.
Take this guy and this circle here and give it the green color is not going to look beautiful.
But I need to give you, you know, a very simple example.
I'm going to go for the orange.
Let's go for the play.
Now let's go for the purple, yeah, and the middle one, we're going to make it no yellow.
So I changed my pattern here.
Now I can take a shape from here and make it bigger.
For example, if I like to.
Notice how the pattern is looking around pretty easy.
So this is my pattern.
Let's say I'm happy with this cause hopefully you're happy with these colors.
I'm going to go to the top here.
If I click on done, the original pattern in the swatches will be updated.
If I select select copy, I can save a copy.
Let's say colored.
And now I can see the copy.
And look at it is over here, even is telling me the new pattern has been added to your swatches just
over here.
So I have the original pattern, the dots and the one I edited now coming over here.
I don't want to click done because it will update the original one, so the best way just to exit here
and let's go back control zero and see exactly how is our shirt.
It's very beautiful.
I would not wear the shirt, but nevertheless.
So now I would like to have a background color for my pattern, not all shirts are white from the background
and you print over them.
So maybe you want to have a base print, which would be the background color.
How would I do that?
Well, I'm going to edit my pattern.
I double click on it and zoom in now like any other shape.
Let's imagine this is the Archbold, something like this.
You can add another circle.
I will come to the field and give it the color I want, for example, Pupper.
And to stroke, I don't want any stroke, of course.
With this field and stroke, I will draw the rectangle to fit it in.
That's very beautiful, but I need to finish and send you back.
I actually changed the color of the background of the pattern, if I'm happy for it, I'm going to save
a copy and say pattern number two, just to make it easy.
And my pattern number two is over here.
You can see it and I click, okay, let's make this one bigger.
I'm going to go to Med. We can see the patterns here.
Now, I finished as if the copy and since I don't want to update the one I started with, I'm going
to click on cancer.
And let's go back to Ashurst.
You notice nothing has changed because the shirt has not been edited is the pattern that has been edited,
and then I will apply my new pattern and I have a shirt.
That is awesome.
Okay, guys, I hope you like my shirt, my new shirt, obviously.
I'm already fired from the company who is making the textile and told Nevado patterns again.
But nevertheless, you get the concept, you get the idea of how to change a pattern and how to change
the cars and play with it.
That is awesome.
But there is more.
You are going to create your own pattern in the next video.
See you then.