Create randomized fill from set of images

Question

I have a set of images that are all different, but tile nicely together. I would like to create a pattern (or similar) that I can use to fill an area using those images randomly selected. That is, they should all be aligned in a grid, but each tile of the grid should be chosen at random from one of the images. The purpose of this is to have a tiling that doesn't repeat, a la http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_domino and, more generally, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penrose_tiling
Here are a few images from a set as an example of what I would like to randomly tile:
Of course I could place them manually, but I may need to fill an area with thousands of these, and even if I did place them by hand, it wouldn't be very flexible as far as reshaping/resizing the tiled area, etc.
I'm trying to do this with Illustrator CS6 if it helps. Thanks in advance for any help!
-Greg

Answer 1

Mike Gondek wrote:
Does this help?
Not in any way I can see. That (basically) just downsamples the selected image to create a tiled look that mimcs the original image. I need to fill a space exactly like a pattern would, but with each tile of the pattern being randomly selected from a set of images.
For clarity, here's a full example:
Given these three tiles:
Fill a space with random tiles to generate something like the following:
Note that in the above example, I did the placement by hand, which is both tedious and probably not very random on a large scale, nor flexible at all for different fills or later modification.