Use it as a fill the same as you would with any other pattern.
Though - and then I have to work out what shape to create (e.gĪny ideas? I feel like I'm missing a really simple method. Open the PSD, PNG, or JPG file in Illustrator ( File > Open ), then drag it to the Swatches panel. I've tried just using the move tool and smart guides/locking or whatever it is to accurately (sorry I can't provide a picture, not enough reputation!) unlike the video's at 3:05 mins, the lines on my work are thicker in some places and basically vary in nsidering i'm using the shape builder tool( as the tutorial denotes to do )it might create some sever inaccuracy in terms of shapes later on. however, I often get stuck with the line/stroke where the paths of the grid intersect to from triangles. There is always a few pointsĭifference though, likely because i'm terrible at maths creating a perfect triangle using polygon tool.I'm fairly new to Illustrator, however I've tried a few things: However, without these colours necessarily, just the seamless, accurate, geometric pattern using what is known as the 'triforce' from Legend of Zelda (3 triangles - or 4, depending how you consider it - form together to make one larger triangle). (sorry, I can't seem to get the image to actually be in this page as it's from RedBubble). I'm trying to create a seamless triangle repeat pattern like this:
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