Unlock a Smarter Way to Design.
Stop starting from scratch. In One Motif, Endless Patterns, you’ll discover a system for turning one simple shape into an entire collection of professional, seamless patterns — without overthinking or overcomplicating.

Create Design Collections That Actually Feel Cohesive
Learn how to build professional-looking pattern collections with a unified look — all starting from just one simple shape.

Work Faster, Smarter, and With Confidence in Illustrator
Master the key tools and shortcuts to streamline your workflow and eliminate guesswork — even if you're still learning.

Create More With Less (and Avoid Creative Burnout)
Unlock your creative potential by designing intentionally — using fewer elements to generate endless possibilities.
Ever feel stuck when building pattern collections?
“I don’t have enough motifs”Â
“My patterns don’t feel cohesive”
“Illustrator feels overwhelming”
I’ve heard this from so many designers, which is why this course focuses on practical, straightforward solutions that actually work.
Hi, I’m Julie — I’m a senior lecturer in Surface Pattern Design with a passion for helping designers simplify their creative process.
Alongside my partner, who’s spent 20+ years in commercial design for gift wrap and greeting cards, we’ve developed a method that turns even the most basic Illustrator skills into professional results.

What you'll learn
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How to create a single, versatile motif
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Unlock Illustrator's powerful tools to create endless patterns
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How to use one idea to build full, cohesive collections
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Tips for speeding up your workflow and building your design portfolio faster
Also included
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10 video lessons (plus 2 bonus advanced lessons)
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Downloadable Illustrator assets
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Lifetime access
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Works with basic Illustrator knowledge
(no expert skills needed!)
This course is
for you if:
You’re a beginner or intermediate designer wanting to build your portfolio
 You’re tired of complex tutorials and just want a clear, repeatable method
 You want to create more, with less — and enjoy the process