You can easily merge and divide shapes by using shape builder tool, and for creating shadows, select the shape then duplicate it, apply gradient ( set opacity of one end to 0% ) then change the blend mode to multiply and change the opacity of shape to 50% or 60% ( as per requirement ) Your tutorial is great .. This is just shortcuts
Thanks for the comment. I did some tutorials with the techniques you mentioned. You can look at my channel. Thanks for your guidance anyway, I think they are good! Best Regards, CM
There´s an easier way for this. 1. Just create a perfect circle. It just doesn´t matter the dimension (it really doesn´t.) 2. Create a duplicate of that circle 3. Go to the circle dimension tab at the top (or open the Properties window) and, make sure the dimension is LOCKED (so it keeps the ratio) 4. Divide either the width or the high between 1.618 5. Using the alignment tool, center everything 6. Repeat this process with each newly created circle as many times as you want.
The size of the rectangle does not matter. The relationship between them is important. It is important that each subsequent one is larger than the previous one by exactly 1,618.
explanations via voiceover would be the best to expect - but the minimum for beginners would be to show the pressed keys/shortcuts during workflow. witout more informations, a new user can not follow your video and get able to reproduce.
Ya thats right ....im beginner but i know Basics (and this is very basic logo)...but i find this video very boring ...bcoz he is very slow & there is no voice ..thats a big disadvantage ....
How did you know to add those lines at 140° and 50° angles? Was it eyeballing or did you get there with some calculations. This golden ratio rule gets diluted in the process of design the logo because there’s actually no rule and we are just randomly manipulating the circles and adding lines to it to achieve the forms we need. I still can’t comprehend these techniques as a solid golden rule.
The lack of voice explanation in so many tutorials is what pushed me to start making my own. Been learning off of TH-cam for over a decade. Time for me to give back to the community!
That is not the golden ratio. By duplicating the squares and aligning them in the way that you're doing you end up with a ratio of 1/3. To create the golden ratio you need to do: 1- create a square 2- duplicate that square 3- multiply it's scale by a factor of 1.618 (the golden ratio) 4- align it's border with the first square 5- now do the same to this new square and repeat the process
I think you're right. But no one will measure it. It's very close to the golden ratio and I'm saving enough for graphic design. There's a joke. A beautiful girl tells the mathematician and the physicist. Follow me in every step half way to me, then again halfway. Mathematician says: That way, I will never come to you, because half of the way remains half, etc. The physicist says: I know that I will succeed in this way, so I can get closer enough to be able to kiss you :) I did a 100% accurate Golden Ratio on this tutorial. You can look at only 30 seconds. th-cam.com/video/oVdvAqYJKZY/w-d-xo.html Thanks for the comment! Best Regards
That's actually the fibonacci sequence which is basically the golden ratio when the fibonacci sequence grows big enough. So what Clever Mark did is not wrong. And no, the ratio is not 1/3, it's 1/3 only on the first 3 squares, it follows the fibonacci sequence.
I thought the same thing but it ended up being a perfect 'Golden Ration' with the exception of the first two squares. This is amazing how there is more than one way to do the same thing!
Draw a Circle > click on scale tool > click enter > type in 61,805% > click copy > click Ctrl + D few times There you have golden ratio circles as many as you want :)
i do it like this > 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144 i put circle radius according to these number than resize them together as much as i needed . this serial known as Fibonacci Sequence .
Yes, that is the correct method. There are several ways to arrive at a relationship between the elements. I think that for aesthetics, a 100% mathematically accurate measure is not important. Sometimes the Golden Ratio is not the most beautiful logo model. I have done a lot of logos so far, when I present the first proposals to clients, when they choose one proposal, I then work on the GR method and very often they prefer a model that is not GR
thank yo so much for this...i am really trying to master making logo's...i just don't know why but i think it's the greatest...i want to understand why i do what i do...why you create a log for a certain company...i 'm trying to do my logo for my ministry but i don't know....it's called transparent Identity ministries...i thought bout something transparent and i'm standing behind it...but i don't know yet...
Hello Leatrice, thanks for the comment, sorry to answer just now. It is common to analyze the company name first. Then do you have any initials. Then the analysis is approached by the actions of the company, the target group it addresses. In the end, I approach design. It's some common way. If I can help, feel free to write to me here. All the best
I think the options are limitless with the golden ratio. You can twist and bend it in soo many ways however you like., that is has no actual value. Are there shapes you can't make with the Golden ratio?
I think the Golden Ratio has some design limitations though. This is due to the technical requirements that graphic design needs to meet. So for example with an emblem logo it is not always possible to do everything in GR. Also sometimes with some web design materials. Thanks for the comment!
Thanks for the comment. In this way, Fibonacci circles create an approximate value. This is not a completely correct relationship, if we look at mathematics. But for the determination of geometric shapes, it is sufficient for the eye of the observer. Just so I think :) In the new video, I circled the circles with a mathematical precision. You can look if you want: th-cam.com/video/-2iXLXkIIC8/w-d-xo.html
Which key do you use while resizing the squares. i am having trouble in it as the side of square becomes unequal. BTW thanks for the tutorial. its cool and helpful.
Yes. You can use three options. 1. Select paper > keyboard shortcut Ctrl + 2, 2. Select paper > Object > Lock > Selection, 3. Use two layer. One layer paper and lock on the padlock icon. I hope I helped you.
This method is accurate enough, but not exactly 100%. Later I did math. I multiplied the circles by 1,618. You can see in my later tutorials. All the best
I agree with you. I always try to make such a tutorial to use as little as possible the pen tool. But sometimes I have to, to get a strong impression. I will tell you something not popular, people have to learn to use the pen tool, without it there is no successful logo. Everyone can cut out the correct shapes. Thanks for the comment!
if you want a logo designer just go through the links www.maharati.com/gig/mariamahmud/design-modernsleek-business-or-luxury-logo-for-you www.peopleperhour.com/freelancer/maria/logo-and-graphic-designer/2236000
i'm sure i'm not even a pro like you but don't you think this could have been done with the pen tool?? Moreover,a real tutorial of this sort should come with some explanations along.
That’s actually why I’ve started making tutorials myself. I want to help people and it’s been extremely frustrating how many are just screen captures with music over it. Especially common in AI for whatever reason.
I was not born in an English speaking area. That is why there is no verbal explanation. I do not speak English fluently. A little later I started using some web tools, so I made tutorials with verbal explanation. You can check out my latest tutorials. By the way, when I've learned all these things or when I'm learning some new software now, I never listen to slow tutorials. I often speed them up when I watch them. Here all things are visual, there is no need for a superfluous story. Thanks for the comment and I wish you all the best in your further work in Adobe Illustrator.
Downvoted because it's really hard to see what you're clicking hence it's non comprehensible.12 wasted minutes of my time. >_> Could at least bother with some explanation.
www.clevermarkstore.com/blogs/logo-design-1/golden-ratio-in-logo-design You can read my blog about Golden Ratio so we can get into the discussion. Thanks for comment.
You can easily merge and divide shapes by using shape builder tool, and for creating shadows, select the shape then duplicate it, apply gradient ( set opacity of one end to 0% ) then change the blend mode to multiply and change the opacity of shape to 50% or 60% ( as per requirement )
Your tutorial is great .. This is just shortcuts
Thanks for the comment. I did some tutorials with the techniques you mentioned. You can look at my channel. Thanks for your guidance anyway, I think they are good! Best Regards, CM
Great music choice and good design
I'm always intrigued by this process. My tutorials are more loose but I love the raw math behind these.
Still watching your tutorial idea,,keep strongger,,waiting for your newest,, thanks for share
amazing work
Clean, smooth! Amazing logo!
Great tutorial! Been handy to increase my illustrator confidence :D
4:47 how to delete that ellipse when u using shape builder tool? Please?
Some of the biggest brands use the Golden Ratio to form their logos like Pepsi, Apple and Twitter! thank you for sharing this nice tutorial.
Perfect .
What are you using software for stroke key for make tutorial video ?
Stroke key?
@@CleverMarkDesign stroke key : show used keys on screen
There´s an easier way for this.
1. Just create a perfect circle. It just doesn´t matter the dimension (it really doesn´t.)
2. Create a duplicate of that circle
3. Go to the circle dimension tab at the top (or open the Properties window) and, make sure the dimension is LOCKED (so it keeps the ratio)
4. Divide either the width or the high between 1.618
5. Using the alignment tool, center everything
6. Repeat this process with each newly created circle as many times as you want.
Great! but why u created rect. at first since you just aligned all the circles ?
Genius! Wonderful talent. Thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with everyone.
Well thanks for giving us tutorials👍🏽 keep that up
Is there any specific size of these rectangles??
The size of the rectangle does not matter. The relationship between them is important. It is important that each subsequent one is larger than the previous one by exactly 1,618.
@@CleverMarkDesign Thank you Sir
Can you remake this in illustrator 2022
Nice logo. I especially like the one color version on the start 0:10. Each logo should be made in Golden Ratio...
explanations via voiceover would be the best to expect - but the minimum for beginners would be to show the pressed keys/shortcuts during workflow.
witout more informations, a new user can not follow your video and get able to reproduce.
Ya thats right ....im beginner but i know Basics (and this is very basic logo)...but i find this video very boring ...bcoz he is very slow & there is no voice ..thats a big disadvantage ....
@@factbaba9593 Yep me2.. i go back to Dansky :D
The golden ratio it’s magic😻
Não consegui, porque a desgraça das linhas não conseguem ficar alinhadas umas com as outras. Mas obrigado pelo tutorial.
we need more please
Well done 👍🏻
Great video! Thanks 😉
How did you know to add those lines at 140° and 50° angles? Was it eyeballing or did you get there with some calculations. This golden ratio rule gets diluted in the process of design the logo because there’s actually no rule and we are just randomly manipulating the circles and adding lines to it to achieve the forms we need. I still can’t comprehend these techniques as a solid golden rule.
Explaining the process would be nice. Try it in your next video. :)
The lack of voice explanation in so many tutorials is what pushed me to start making my own. Been learning off of TH-cam for over a decade. Time for me to give back to the community!
That is not the golden ratio. By duplicating the squares and aligning them in the way that you're doing you end up with a ratio of 1/3.
To create the golden ratio you need to do:
1- create a square
2- duplicate that square
3- multiply it's scale by a factor of 1.618 (the golden ratio)
4- align it's border with the first square
5- now do the same to this new square and repeat the process
I think you're right. But no one will measure it. It's very close to the golden ratio and I'm saving enough for graphic design.
There's a joke.
A beautiful girl tells the mathematician and the physicist. Follow me in every step half way to me, then again halfway.
Mathematician says: That way, I will never come to you, because half of the way remains half, etc.
The physicist says: I know that I will succeed in this way, so I can get closer enough to be able to kiss you :)
I did a 100% accurate Golden Ratio on this tutorial. You can look at only 30 seconds.
th-cam.com/video/oVdvAqYJKZY/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the comment!
Best Regards
That's actually the fibonacci sequence which is basically the golden ratio when the fibonacci sequence grows big enough. So what Clever Mark did is not wrong. And no, the ratio is not 1/3, it's 1/3 only on the first 3 squares, it follows the fibonacci sequence.
I thought the same thing but it ended up being a perfect 'Golden Ration' with the exception of the first two squares. This is amazing how there is more than one way to do the same thing!
very true
Exactly
Great tutorial!! can you make fish logo tutorial using golden ratio 😁
Draw a Circle > click on scale tool > click enter > type in 61,805% > click copy > click Ctrl + D few times
There you have golden ratio circles as many as you want :)
thanks
should i use the arrangement of rectangles as you did ?
nice
Fez coisas simples da forma mais difícil, mas mesmo assim é lindo logo.
A.M.A.Z.I.N.G
i do it like this > 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144 i put circle radius according to these number than resize them together as much as i needed .
this serial known as Fibonacci Sequence .
Yes, that is the correct method. There are several ways to arrive at a relationship between the elements. I think that for aesthetics, a 100% mathematically accurate measure is not important. Sometimes the Golden Ratio is not the most beautiful logo model. I have done a lot of logos so far, when I present the first proposals to clients, when they choose one proposal, I then work on the GR method and very often they prefer a model that is not GR
YOU MADE (VERY GOOD LOGO) I LEARN SOME THING NEW BY YOU
how you delete with shape builder tool using shortcut? time4.44
In the lower left corner you have the button that I use on the keyboard. Hold Alt and select the part you want to delete. Thanks for the comment. CM
Why you don't use templates and grids?
An explanation would have been nice 😞
That’s actually what has inspired me to start making tutorials. Great content with zero explanation doesn’t help nearly as many as it could!
thank yo so much for this...i am really trying to master making logo's...i just don't know why but i think it's the greatest...i want to understand why i do what i do...why you create a log for a certain company...i 'm trying to do my logo for my ministry but i don't know....it's called transparent Identity ministries...i thought bout something transparent and i'm standing behind it...but i don't know yet...
Hello Leatrice, thanks for the comment, sorry to answer just now.
It is common to analyze the company name first. Then do you have any initials. Then the analysis is approached by the actions of the company, the target group it addresses. In the end, I approach design. It's some common way.
If I can help, feel free to write to me here.
All the best
through what software do you record the desktop???
You can use OBS studio, its free and yet the most powerful screen recorder out there
Nic idea
Very emoshunal video. I made my eyes cry. Ranjit how u r.
life changing videoes manz thankz to u
@@alwaysfiending Cool man how r u. Look at all the stupids in the comments loooool
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I wish I could "make my eyes cry".
Why Illustrator doesn't have reflected gradient ?
I think the options are limitless with the golden ratio. You can twist and bend it in soo many ways however you like., that is has no actual value. Are there shapes you can't make with the Golden ratio?
I think the Golden Ratio has some design limitations though. This is due to the technical requirements that graphic design needs to meet. So for example with an emblem logo it is not always possible to do everything in GR. Also sometimes with some web design materials. Thanks for the comment!
Gooood
Was there a specific reason as to why 50 degrees was the angle of choice for the line segments?
It's just part of the design. It's no rule. Thanks for comment
Well done. Although I'm pretty sure there are more difficult ways to create the Fibonacci circles (:
Thanks for the comment.
In this way, Fibonacci circles create an approximate value. This is not a completely correct relationship, if we look at mathematics. But for the determination of geometric shapes, it is sufficient for the eye of the observer. Just so I think :)
In the new video, I circled the circles with a mathematical precision. You can look if you want: th-cam.com/video/-2iXLXkIIC8/w-d-xo.html
Which key do you use while resizing the squares. i am having trouble in it as the side of square becomes unequal. BTW thanks for the tutorial. its cool and helpful.
I'm not sure what you mean. I hold Shift when I change the dimension of the square. Thanks for comment
Plz tell me the color combination !!
How can I design a ribbon or a Christmas tree by using golden ratio?
Kamal
Perfect
Thank you Emin
Or just make a box and add circle to it and multiply it by 1.618 for the other circles
Thanks for the comment. Yes, you are right. After this tutorial, I did the construction of Golden Ratio Circuits the way you wrote it. Best Regards
colorisation is rhe most important thing in this , and you did,n' show us how !!
It is possible in AI to lock the paper. Same in this video
Yes. You can use three options.
1. Select paper > keyboard shortcut Ctrl + 2,
2. Select paper > Object > Lock > Selection,
3. Use two layer. One layer paper and lock on the padlock icon.
I hope I helped you.
Clever Mark thanks for the tip bro really appreciate your reply.
thank you
Good Design . I have also tried some logos . Please look and suggest me . Thank You.
Good music during the tutorial :)
Thanks
Great Tutorial, but this is not how we create golden ratio circles!
You sould use the golden number (1.618)
This method is accurate enough, but not exactly 100%. Later I did math. I multiplied the circles by 1,618. You can see in my later tutorials. All the best
it`s so hard(((😫
Never been more grateful for the mute button
Less complex to use pen tool. But nice technique after all if you want to go long way.
I agree with you. I always try to make such a tutorial to use as little as possible the pen tool. But sometimes I have to, to get a strong impression.
I will tell you something not popular, people have to learn to use the pen tool, without it there is no successful logo. Everyone can cut out the correct shapes. Thanks for the comment!
SIMPLE FISH LOGO DESIGN SPEEDART - th-cam.com/video/HM3yRZOh8xE/w-d-xo.html
I like the songs
Not really clean but better than I do)
nice logo and tell me how can design logo
If you want me to design your logo. You can visit my site and send me a request. www.clevermarkstore.com/
Thanks for the comment
go to school!
is this way working on another logo or something else?
Can you ask me a little more precisely. I did not understand.
don't get it
Doesn’t tNice tutorials program cost like 100$ ?
I love the music
amei
If you interested for my Tutorial with English speaking. I am just uploaded my First one: th-cam.com/video/4MljXX38jK0/w-d-xo.html
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Но это не золотое сечение ведь, оно строится иначе... Ладно, пофигу
Add your voice to your videos that will make it more interesting to watch, I specially dont watch videos without voice over.
Beautiful but that has nothing to do with golden ratio....
I just came here to say that you dont need to write all those things on the thumbnail, like real time tutorial, CC, Length of the video etc.
Can you explain why?
Very hard
How "bizarre"
Dude, the music... come on.
😂 I had to mute it.
the tutorial is a bit arbitrary and pretty hard to follow, at least for beginner
don,t use music
You can always turn down the volume. Best Regards
Just create this with pen tool
Good tutorial.. But that's not a golden ratio.
if you want a logo designer just go through the links
www.maharati.com/gig/mariamahmud/design-modernsleek-business-or-luxury-logo-for-you
www.peopleperhour.com/freelancer/maria/logo-and-graphic-designer/2236000
v.gud
really ?
i'm sure i'm not even a pro like you but don't you think this could have been done with the pen tool?? Moreover,a real tutorial of this sort should come with some explanations along.
ofcourse... can't we create the same by using different tools altogether.... With the curvature tool I mean it would be easy to do so.
awasome video.... but why you used this rubbish music sound its annoying
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Simple design you make that too much complicated first you need to learn then make tutorial. 😈😈
Great, you certainly have a much better tutorial. Can you send a link to look?
Can’t stand these types of tutorials!(No audio)
That’s actually why I’ve started making tutorials myself. I want to help people and it’s been extremely frustrating how many are just screen captures with music over it. Especially common in AI for whatever reason.
I was not born in an English speaking area. That is why there is no verbal explanation. I do not speak English fluently. A little later I started using some web tools, so I made tutorials with verbal explanation. You can check out my latest tutorials. By the way, when I've learned all these things or when I'm learning some new software now, I never listen to slow tutorials. I often speed them up when I watch them. Here all things are visual, there is no need for a superfluous story. Thanks for the comment and I wish you all the best in your further work in Adobe Illustrator.
so hard
সহজ একটা বিষয়কে গুরাইয়া পেচাইয়া দেখানোর কোন মানে হয়???
Downvoted because it's really hard to see what you're clicking hence it's non comprehensible.12 wasted minutes of my time. >_> Could at least bother with some explanation.
pay a tutor then maria
Maria Stanik if ur beginner this process is too complex for you.
But you can find more tutorials like this
You have no idea of what a Golden ratio is.
Simple Desing, You make it very Complex. You are not a good Designer.
Thank you
You have no idea of what a Golden ratio is.
www.clevermarkstore.com/blogs/logo-design-1/golden-ratio-in-logo-design
You can read my blog about Golden Ratio so we can get into the discussion. Thanks for comment.