you never explained the principle behind grids, it just seems like instructions for a specific logo not understanding the principle of logo design using grids
@@tech_gigs5384 yep, and most graphics-related searches today end up his or Satori graphics videos - and Satori's are worse because of the incredibly clickbaity titles. Will's at least give some insight though they often end up a waste of time for not exploring the actual title subject...
This is what in my entire design career wanted to learn and for the first time, someone explained it so well that I am commenting in middle of this video. Thank a million.
This single tutorial should have been shown in first year in Art colleges rather than a 3 hours lecture in which still we didn't know how to make a freaking simple logo 🤷
Sorry mate. Art schools are for meeting people. It's like a very expensive real live dating app. You should have studied something real and learn your craft on the side.
@@copypaste3526 dont say bs like that. many art schools have great professors who have a lot of experience and can save you from a fuck ton of struggles, with great lectures and even greater textbooks accessible to you. yes, you can meet people there and make contacts thatll ease your future life, but its far from the only thing you get from it.
This is gold! Thank you for sharing, it really feels like unlocking the formula to perfect logo shapes. As a graphic design student, this video absolutely blew my mind. Wish they taught us this at school. Definitely following your channel, and I love my Logitech MX Master 3 mouse. Absolutely recommend it for creative professionals! 😊
to get my grid to look like yours i first had to go into preferences>guides & grid> and then change settings to "gridline every 36 px" and make the subdivisions only 4. why not just show what hitting the preferences button looks like...
@@tomiem1386 you are a hero.... tutorials where things are not on default settings and not declared or shown is just a waste of time... despite the content is golden
@@spacecatmeows Hello miss. But what about the shortcut before that? What I heard is "Clancy then press f?" It would be nice of you if you can help me. Thank you.
I tried to do this method in Vectornator and couldn't figure it out, do you know if it is possible to do in Vectornator or could you make a tutorial about it?
Great job thank you!! 👏 What are your grid preferences set to??? My gridline is set to 72pt and the subdivisions are 8 but they don't look like yours and I want to make sure I am following this properly 🤓
I am new to Illustrator, but I am advanced with Photoshop. And yes, there is a difference and just a bit of a learning curve for Illustrator coming from Photoshop. You are by far, hands down - the utmost helpful TH-cam Illustrate user that I have found and is incredibly kind to post free tutorials, tips & tricks videos. Thank you, so so much for all of the amazing videos and tutorials that have taught me incredible amounts of invaluable knowledge. Question though, what was your "Grid" setup? Is your Grid setup standard, as in: Gridline every: 72px AND Subdivisions: 8? Thank you again for everything! - Your newest Fan! ;)
Fun fact: Logitech was founded in Switzerland, in a village called APPLES. (of course, in swiss german we would not pronounce it like the english "apples", but the fact entertained me nontheless)
Thanks for this video. Interesting to see different way to develop logos. It would be interesting to now if there are any special considerations to take into account when selecting a grid. Are there any special grids?
It's pretty simple, you're my mentor（graphic design). well detailed, point on point and you got me something into my brain, i am a beginner. Thank you.
I'm wondering why my grid looks different from yours. I also have Illustrator 2020 and I have my document set to 1000 px by 1000 px. When I go to View and click Show Grid, I get a grid, bur the squares are bigger than the ones on your document. You have about 28 larger squares across the top of your document, each larger square has 16 little squares within it. I have 14 larger squares across the top of my document, and each of my larger squares has 64 smaller squares within it. Is there a way to adjust the grid settings?
Thanks for the lesson - Awesome strategy! I have one issue though, I can't seem to work out when creating the grid. I thought my custom preferences were the culprit, but I reset them all to default and the problem still remains! Your vertical lines are perfectly centered in the circles horizontally and vertically AND you have a border all the way around. But MY grid always comes out a half of a box off. So I have to choose between centered in the circles OR have a border all the way around. I can't have both. What on earth am I doing wrong?
I read comments below and got answer to your and my problem with grid: go into preferences>guides & grid> and then change settings to "gridline every 36 px" and make the subdivisions only 4 :)
also note that for the first circle he uses 4 "retangles" (1 retangle = 4 subdivisions), while the next ones he just spaces one retangle at a time. I was having the same issue here
i learned a lot more from this one video in 12mins than from my graphics design teacher in 1 and a half years lol cool video, insanely helpful and very easy to understand! you're a lifesaver ^^
Sorry I’m French and I don’t understand at : 4:43 highlight your work and press shift +? 5:22 shift + ? (to fill with black) thank you Great tutorial !!
Loved the video. I noticed that in the B roll videos he’s using his tablet instead of the mouse, because of the gesture he uses to zoom in with the magnifying glass 😂 I thought it was funny, cause it’s a seamless transition.
I love the MX mouse, but I have a problem that sometimes the pages will scroll beyond the page and it only happens with the MX mouse, is that happening to someone else?
I would love to share my work for your reviews.? Where I can share my portfolio.?. I want to learn from you what mistakes I had and what best I done on that.?
Great video! Just note that when you shrank the icon, your stroke size didn't scale down with it (can be changed in preferences). Good video though for anyone creating logo/symbols :-)
Hey man! My grid looks a little different to yours, I was wondering if you could share your 'grid proportions' if possible, would be deeply appreciated
you never explained the principle behind grids, it just seems like instructions for a specific logo not understanding the principle of logo design using grids
I think 💬🤔 he saw many videos and decided to go ahead and do one
@@tech_gigs5384 yep, and most graphics-related searches today end up his or Satori graphics videos - and Satori's are worse because of the incredibly clickbaity titles. Will's at least give some insight though they often end up a waste of time for not exploring the actual title subject...
Yes
I've been using the MX Master for years. Hands-down (no pun intended) my favorite mouse ever.
Nice!
This is what in my entire design career wanted to learn and for the first time, someone explained it so well that I am commenting in middle of this video. Thank a million.
You went your whole career without learning grids?
@@liamcalpine I am not a Logo designer particularly, I am UI/UX designer and my major tool was Adobe Photoshop. Illustrator is my favorite free time.
The university i attended never taught me this and this channel might be better than the knowledge I’ve learned these past 4 years
This single tutorial should have been shown in first year in Art colleges rather than a 3 hours lecture in which still we didn't know how to make a freaking simple logo 🤷
Sorry mate. Art schools are for meeting people. It's like a very expensive real live dating app. You should have studied something real and learn your craft on the side.
True
@@copypaste3526 dont say bs like that. many art schools have great professors who have a lot of experience and can save you from a fuck ton of struggles, with great lectures and even greater textbooks accessible to you. yes, you can meet people there and make contacts thatll ease your future life, but its far from the only thing you get from it.
Ikr. I'm in second year and we hand't be taught shit. xd
Exactly 😂
This is gold! Thank you for sharing, it really feels like unlocking the formula to perfect logo shapes. As a graphic design student, this video absolutely blew my mind. Wish they taught us this at school. Definitely following your channel, and I love my Logitech MX Master 3 mouse. Absolutely recommend it for creative professionals! 😊
You're very welcome!
to get my grid to look like yours i first had to go into preferences>guides & grid> and then change settings to "gridline every 36 px" and make the subdivisions only 4. why not just show what hitting the preferences button looks like...
Life saver man thank you
@@tomiem1386 you are a hero.... tutorials where things are not on default settings and not declared or shown is just a waste of time... despite the content is golden
hero
You explained the grid system better than everyone out there. I have been looking for this for ages now. Thanks for the great tutorial.
Glad you liked it!
I've had a curiosity for this kind of logo design recently. Thank you for this!
Happy to help!
What the shortcut to create a new artboard for windows ? 4:11
Dude I’ve been waiting for someone to make a good video on this for a while. Cheers
I am stuck at 04:40
, Please guide which key we can press along with Shift?
What's your grid settings?
That's what I would like to know too.
Dude, I got the MX Master 3 around the same time last year, I think, and even now it's hands down it's the best mouse I've ever used.
3:00
I lost him here, How did he drag the second circle? mine had a differing center point than the first one after enlarging it.
Hope it's not too late, but clicking shift, alt/option while transforming will transform proportionately from the same center!
@@spacecatmeows Hello miss. But what about the shortcut before that? What I heard is "Clancy then press f?" It would be nice of you if you can help me. Thank you.
Just revisited your channel such a big glow-up! It’s amazing and I hope success for you and this channel!
This method is so simple, but it's a GAME CHANGER. Thanks so much for showing! I am learning to use Illustrator as a hobby, or possibly as a career.
Thank you ❤❤
Coolest Technique Ever, You make my work easy Man, Big Respect From Pakistan
Thank you so much Will, this was really helpful ❤️❤️
You're so welcome!
I tried to do this method in Vectornator and couldn't figure it out, do you know if it is possible to do in Vectornator or could you make a tutorial about it?
Great job thank you!! 👏 What are your grid preferences set to??? My gridline is set to 72pt and the subdivisions are 8 but they don't look like yours and I want to make sure I am following this properly 🤓
Same issue, found any solution yet?
Just split it by 2. Go to the Edit -> Preferences -> Guides and grid, and there u should have Gridline every 36 px and subdivisions 4
@@sumayyamalik381 Check it right here body
Thanks for that!
Hi, what is your grid settings in preferences? Thanks!
I am new to Illustrator, but I am advanced with Photoshop. And yes, there is a difference and just a bit of a learning curve for Illustrator coming from Photoshop.
You are by far, hands down - the utmost helpful TH-cam Illustrate user that I have found and is incredibly kind to post free tutorials, tips & tricks videos.
Thank you, so so much for all of the amazing videos and tutorials that have taught me incredible amounts of invaluable knowledge.
Question though, what was your "Grid" setup? Is your Grid setup standard, as in: Gridline every: 72px AND Subdivisions: 8?
Thank you again for everything!
- Your newest Fan! ;)
Fun fact: Logitech was founded in Switzerland, in a village called APPLES. (of course, in swiss german we would not pronounce it like the english "apples", but the fact entertained me nontheless)
Shape builder is life 👌
Any idea what grid settings these are?
Thanks for this video. Interesting to see different way to develop logos. It would be interesting to now if there are any special considerations to take into account when selecting a grid. Are there any special grids?
I'm struggling with taking the filled shape off my grid, how can I select only the shape without my grid coming together?
It's pretty simple, you're my mentor（graphic design). well detailed, point on point and you got me something into my brain, i am a beginner. Thank you.
This was fantastic! Thank you so much! Helped me knock out two logos
Highly recommend trying their ergo mouse (roller ball). Love it
I'm wondering why my grid looks different from yours. I also have Illustrator 2020 and I have my document set to 1000 px by 1000 px. When I go to View and click Show Grid, I get a grid, bur the squares are bigger than the ones on your document. You have about 28 larger squares across the top of your document, each larger square has 16 little squares within it. I have 14 larger squares across the top of my document, and each of my larger squares has 64 smaller squares within it. Is there a way to adjust the grid settings?
There is a way to adjust the grid. Go to "edit" - "preferences" and then "grids and guides".
@@patrickguanaz6767 yes but what are his grid settings? Mine is currently set to 'Gridline every 72px' and 8 subdivisions
@@TPGMatt Gridline every 36px and 4 subdivisions i think
what is the size of the grid distribution? thanks a lot!
Gridlines every 36px, 4 subdivisions
I started logo designing recently. Your video helped me a lot. Thanks for that.
i agree about the mouse. it's hard for me to use anything outside of the logitech mouse after so many years. great video. i learned a lot. thanks.
Thanks i just got the idea! Ur way to explain this make it very easy for me. Best explanation ever for a grid logo ^^. I appreciate ur hard work :).
Thanks for the lesson - Awesome strategy! I have one issue though, I can't seem to work out when creating the grid. I thought my custom preferences were the culprit, but I reset them all to default and the problem still remains! Your vertical lines are perfectly centered in the circles horizontally and vertically AND you have a border all the way around. But MY grid always comes out a half of a box off. So I have to choose between centered in the circles OR have a border all the way around. I can't have both. What on earth am I doing wrong?
I read comments below and got answer to your and my problem with grid: go into preferences>guides & grid> and then change settings to "gridline every 36 px" and make the subdivisions only 4 :)
@@Oxxygenmusic thank you so much!!!
@@Oxxygenmusic i had the same issue. thanks a lot
also note that for the first circle he uses 4 "retangles" (1 retangle = 4 subdivisions), while the next ones he just spaces one retangle at a time. I was having the same issue here
i learned a lot more from this one video in 12mins than from my graphics design teacher in 1 and a half years lol
cool video, insanely helpful and very easy to understand! you're a lifesaver ^^
Same. Going into my 2nd year of my design studies and they never showed me this method. Could have save me so much time the first year
What is your grid set at on every pixel ?
How did you take the shape out of the grid exactly?
Sorry I’m French and I don’t understand at :
4:43 highlight your work and press shift +?
5:22 shift + ? (to fill with black)
thank you
Great tutorial !!
Shift+m, shift+x
Nicole Matos
So kind !!
Thanks 🙏!
Best TH-cam Ad ever.
Thank you 🙏 this is very helpful
You're such a great teacher
Thanks so much :)
Thanks. Really informative
This is so great thank you!
I have a problem :( your grid seems to have other parameters. Could you tell the settings of the grid?
Wow great idea helpful for me. Thank you.
What do you have your grid lines set to? my Circles came out huge
Thanks will I will experiment with this for sure 👍
hi i use adobe ai 2017 and i think grids are kinda big in mine ones it took me a lotta time to fix everything but this video was really helpful
Loved the video.
I noticed that in the B roll videos he’s using his tablet instead of the mouse, because of the gesture he uses to zoom in with the magnifying glass 😂
I thought it was funny, cause it’s a seamless transition.
Is it a good idea to draw the logo on the grid paper before photographing and editing it in Illustrator? It seems easier
Super helpful. Thanks for breaking down how to build out the grid. Incredibly useful.
I noticed that your gride are set to 4x4 is there a reason for this? Is it so that you are always working to even numbers?
Really helpful thank you sir
Thank you for sharing this video. 💕
This was mind-blowingly helpful! Thank you!
Preferences setup for you default grid guideline?
I love the MX mouse, but I have a problem that sometimes the pages will scroll beyond the page and it only happens with the MX mouse, is that happening to someone else?
How do you know what kind of grid to make? How did you know to do only two circles? Are their other styles of grids
Hey Will, superb Video, I was literally waiting for this one, Thank You very much!! 👍
Thanks man, it really helped me!!!
thanks for sharing this helpful tutorial
Wow i learn a new thing today, thank you will sir
I loved this video! helped me so much!
I'm so glad!
Awesome content bro! Thanks
thanks for the video, its really good. sadly i still suck at illustrator
This should be fun and interesting. Thanks Will!
Thanks for watching!
Very helpful Will! You earned yourself a new sub. Thanks!
Be blessed bro! This is gold!
Appreciate that
The MX3 is one of my wisest purchases.
I always love your designs. Thanks for sharing your ideas
Thanks so much 😊
Where did you get the Davy Crockett hat from?
6:20
how did you drag the logo alone? when I drag it the whole grid will come with it
you just have to press alt + f4 several times
Thanks for this great video on grids Will!
tThanks for the tutorial, showing how to set the grid would have been useful.
Is there anyway to use the Grid Method on the iPad Pro M2??
Already have that mouse. Love It
Always amazing Dude
I would love to share my work for your reviews.? Where I can share my portfolio.?. I want to learn from you what mistakes I had and what best I done on that.?
I have the MX master 3s and MX keys S. They're the best keyboard and mouse I've ever used
Do you use default grid settings ?
Interesting...entertaining...enjoying....amazing and ever green....👌👌👌👌👌
Many many thanks
Hello, Thanks for this video!! What's the shortcut you used to create a new artboard right next to the current artboard?
great tutorial.
This is a great video, Thank you.
So cool to watch.
whats the name of that tool used in creating the fill in the grid
This is a great video Will! The only question I have is what measurements did you use to set your grid as mine is a lot bigger. :)
Thanks from Iraq🌹
Great video! Just note that when you shrank the icon, your stroke size didn't scale down with it (can be changed in preferences). Good video though for anyone creating logo/symbols :-)
Hi. How used this with circle? to make double circle or more circles? With who button or with who letter?
Thanks, where can I find skme samples, please tell me
You are amazing! Thank you,
Another great video! Good job, Wizard!
Glad you enjoyed it! You’re a legend :)
@@willpatersondesign haha not at all!
Is the iPad version of illustrator useless? I can’t get any grid or guide thing to work without guessing all of the time
Thanks for this amazing content! :)
No worries!
amazing tutorial. thanks a lot
Hey man! My grid looks a little different to yours, I was wondering if you could share your 'grid proportions' if possible, would be deeply appreciated
not sure but I think it's "Gridline every 36 px'' and ''Subdivisions 4''
Great video keep up the awesome content
Thanks! Will do!