Illustrator Beginner Tutorial: Geometric Pattern

In this tutorial I'll be demonstrating how to create a repeatable geometric pattern using Adobe Illustrator CC. In the end we will have a single rectangular tile that can be repeated infinitely and seamlessly for use as a background.
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Intro song: "In Da Mood" by Combustibles, used with written permission

[@ravindersingh9250]

GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS. I HAVE LEARNT A LOT FROM YOUR VIDEOS. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING THERE AND DOING THIS. THANK YOU.

[@unorthodox1430]

Very clear and easy to follow! looking forward for the next video

[@theshuriken]

what about Object > Pattern > Make??

[@titanjedi]

thanks for the simple tutorials

[@artemfe6884]

Thank very much. It's very useful!

[@ShadowWalker69]

Thanks for Tutorial

[@takeshiokawara6357]

Thank you

[@chilchannel9240]

thank you master

[@amoremioization]

Podrías hacernos más patterns geométricos?? gracias

[@pradyuminater]

Hello Sir,thanks for this tutorial. I have been trying to figure out the easiest way of creating isometric tiles for a long time and your method of making them is the best one.
Also, I have a weird question regarding this design. I have seen this design on many stock photo websites, so if I make this design myself and commercially use it, will it be infringing on anybody`s copyright? (like that of the website or the artist who made it or sold it to the website )

[@DesignMadeSimple]

I'm not completely sure because I'm not an expert on copyright law, but I personally wouldn't worry about it. It's too simple and common of a design to trigger copyright complaints.

[@pradyuminater]

@@DesignMadeSimple
Well, sir, your point sounds very logical to me... and although it is a common and easy looking design, yet I was struggling in finding a way to do it easily. So thanks again for making this video.

[@timmytee734]

I'm stuck right at the beginning. 2:25 when I drag and place the copied object on the original polygon they blend in instead of showing them. Can anyone help?
In all the videos I watched the shapes are just empty paths and they change to color when you let "hold" go. Mine is Grey from the beginning. How do I change that?

[@amoremioization]

ME ENCANTA

[@tiffanyw3794]

Does illustrator have a create tiled clones feature like inkscape

[@DesignMadeSimple]

I don't think so. Illustrator handles patterns completely differently. I have a tutorial on this channel for pattern filling.