Complete Beginner Introduction To Adobe Illustrator

1. 0. Class Intro: Hello everyone ends this masterclass course. You will get to know Adobe Illustrator step-by-step from the interface to the tools. Also, you will get a fault Shortcuts section to speed up your design process and change your workflow completely. I also added at Tips and Tricks section to help you design more easily and flawlessly. In Illustrator, I will show you how to design e-sports texts like this to you in the class. 2. 1. Illustrator Shortcuts: Welcome to this very important lectures. Today, I'm going to talk about shortcuts, keyboard shortcuts. So keep in mind is that control, you can replace it with Command on Mac or sx, okay, on Mac. If you're on Windows, you can use Control, K Control plus any shortcut. Okay? Now, let's start with the first one. Control plus G. Plus G stands for Rubin, any objects in Adobe Illustrator, how to group objects. Here we have this object and this one. How to grow them? Of course, select both of them and then Control G to group them. When I select one of them, the other is selected to. How to ungroup them. Right-click on them, and go to ungroup. Okay, though, this was the first shortcut which is Control G in macOS, it's Command G to group any two objects in Adobe Illustrator. When Troy is to go back in history to cancel some mistake you did. Okay? That's the benefit of control plus D, it's very important how to go back in history. Let's, let's group these two layers. Select both of them, and then Control G to group, okay? How to ungroup them without pressing right-click and ungroup. How to ungroup them? We can very simply press Control Z to ungroup them. Now they are ungrouped. Okay, to go back in history assembly, press Control, Z. Control D stands for duplicated any hobby ID object in Adobe Illustrator. However, let this circle make another copy. Pressing Alt, of course, and dragging how to make various copies will make various copies of this COVID circle. Simply press Control D and D numerous times. D, d along the way down. He d, along the way. E, D, Coby, more obese of a one copied object in Adobe Illustrator control plus D, which is this one, refers to well-being. Coby object numerous times. Ok, Control plus S, S to save our design. Control S to save our design. It's very simple, very easy. Also, very important why we need to save our design assembly. We need to save our design before we close the Adobe Illustrator because we want to, when we reopen as a program, we want to reach our final work that we just did. Okay, It's very important to save your design. Let's say I move this circle right here. I want to save the design in this moment, Control S to save the design Shift and 0. This shortcuts also very important when you are working on a numerous or mini art boards. Let's go to the artboard mode. I call it the art board mode with Shift and 0. Now, this is the artboard mode. To COBie the art board or resize it. Simply press Alt and drag. Just copy it. The art board to resize it. Abrupt shift and resize or Shift Alt to resize in blaze, this is very important tip, Okay, Now to go into the artboard mode, press Shift plus 0 shift, and we go into the artboard mode to COBie or change, or even delete any selected art board as much as we want. Okay, it's very important. Shortcut I here as a shortcut I or the letter I, it's very important in choosing color. A color. Existed on the art board right here, on the workspace, right here, okay, if I want to change this white color to this orange color right here, assembly, select the white circle and press I on the keyboard and select the orange color symbol, or that. It's very important, very easy.gov. Okay, I here to select any color that is existed on the art board right here. When I want to change this orange circle to a white circle, the legs, the circle first breaths I and select the white color right here. Now, it's a wide circle, very important and very easy. Shortcuts all the Alt key on the keyboard. It's very important and zooming and working and going around in that workspace area right here. It's very important in the Zoom in Brussels, it's very important in the zooming brushes. To zoom in assembly, you need to brace or Alt on the keyboard all and with the ruler of your mouse, you can zoom in while I'm pressing Alt or zoom out with the ruler. While also a bracing ALT. Zoom out, zoom in, zoom out, zoom in. It's very important. Also all that while brushing Alt and moving that ruler of your mouse control. It's very important in moving right or left on the artboard area or the workspace area, control or command, okay, Also in macOS it's called command, okay, It's very important while pressing Control or Command and was the ruler of your mouse, you can move to left and move to the right, left, right, all that with a ruler and pressing Control or Command on the keyboard, with the ruler of the mouse and pressing Control or Command on the keyboard. Okay, It's very important, short-cut, very important, very, very important shortcuts. So please save them all and practice this shortcuts. They will save you a lot of time. Let's start with Control C. At first, Control C or Command C to copy any object, okay? Control F is two, Colby that is to base that object, okay? Control C, Control C. And Control F will be the object in its blaze. Okay, Let's choose this circle right here and press Control C and Control F. We just cobia the circle and it's less, okay without moving it or pressing Alt and move it anywhere. Okay, so if you want to copy and paste any object on the art board or on the workspace area. You can simply select the object, press Control C, Control F, and use just copy it, the circle. Okay, that's very important and very easy one, okay, Very important shortcut and just to S2 Coby and based in the same place. Okay, very important though, we attentive obliques and save as these shortcuts and practice them. Okay, when it's Control, Shift Alt and shift, the first shortcut is to make any selected layer, the first layer, okay, Let's elect this darker. The first shortcut is to make any selected layer, the first layer, okay, with that, right around the bracket key. Let's select the orange circle. What about we make it the first layer control, Control Shift and the left bracket key. We just made the orange circles a purse layer. How about to make the white circles are first layer, Control Shift and the left bracket key. How about we'll make the orange one Control Shift and the left are rounded or the left bracket key. This shortcuts with left rounded bracket key is mean to make any selected layer, the last one, okay, with this shortcuts Control Shift, left bracket key, we can make any selected layer. The last they are OK, select the orange circle. We want to make it the last layer Control Shift and the left bracket key, the lake, the white one, we want to make it the last layer Control Shift and the left bracket key. Okay, also owns orange one Control Shift and the left bracket key, okay, now let's talk about the key Alt on the keyboard. Alt allows us to make a very fast copies, just was clicking and selecting the shape and click Alt and you will find that double cursor appears and you can click and drag while holding Alt. Okay. Counselor is a shared bus. Hold on S, Okay, and click and drag just like that. And you can also select multiple shapes and click Alt and drag to make copies. And that's how to use the shortcut. Now, let's talk about Layer management, okay? There is another way to control the position of the layers, whether it's above or at the back of a specific layer. With these shortcuts we explained. And the other way is by selecting the shape or the orange circle and right-click and go to Arrange, Bring to Front. And we will bring the orange circle at the front. Okay, the orange circle again and right-click to arrange and send to back to sends a layer. The last layer, okay? And now we just stayed in that orange circle at the last layer. And that's another way to control or manage the layer position. Now, let's talk about the shortcuts to the tools right here. If you hover over any tool, you will find a window or a small section of beer showing you the shortcuts that you can use. The selection tool, we can use v as a shortcut on the keyboard to the direct selection tool we can use a and you can go around and find every tool shortcuts by hovering over the tool without clicking, Okay? And that's how to know the shortcut of any tool in the tools section right here. Now let's talk about control or command plus y, That's yours. Guts allows us to get in the outline mode to see The Lion is only okay, just like Zack, hit Control or Command Y on your keyboard and you will find it's only the outline mode and it shows the line and the batters only. Okay? And you can zoom in with all the ruler of your mouse to see the lines of your design, just to know, to make it a very good design, you have to take care of the little details, okay, Shift Control Y again to get rid of the outline mode and you can zoom in or out with all the ruler of your keyboard. Okay, so that's Control or Command Loss. Why a shortcut? Now, let's talk about the Shift shortcut, which is a resize shortcut. Okay? You can select any shape right here, press Alt and drag it to another blessed to make a copy of it. And then press Shift and click and drag to resize. You will see that it maintains its acts aspect ratio, okay? Just like that while bracing shift of course. And that allows you to make a very balanced resize with your mouse. Okay? And that's how to resize a shape and maintain its aspect ratio by only selecting the shape and where the Shift button you can click and drag to resize it and maintain its balance. Okay? You can go to the Ellipse tool, okay? And breast shift and click and drag to make a circle, a very balanced one because we are the pressing Shift while resizing. And that's how to use the Shift shortcut. Now let's talk about Shift Alt shortcuts. Okay? That shortcut right here allows us to resize any object, any vector object and blaze and maintain its balanced. So let's resize that circle. Brush Shift Alt or Shift Alt and resize and it will resize that shape in blaze and maintain it. Aspect ratio, okay? Just like that shift Alt and you can resize any shape in place just like that, okay, and you can select the ellipse tool and the brush Shift, Alt, and click and drag from the center to make a very balanced circle, okay? And resize it from place. Okay, It's a very handy tool and a very handy shortcut right here, Shift Alt. Now let's talk about the space shortcut on our keyboard. You can press Space and you will find a hand tool, a beard right here. And you can collect and serve your artboard just like that while. Looking space, of course. Okay, that's how to serve your bored easily, where the hand tool by clicking space as a shortcut. Okay, and that's how to use this base shortcut. Now let's talk about all as a shape builder tool shortcut, okay, we can select any two shapes. And if we want to capture that middle bar right here, just select both of the shapes and go to the Shape Builder tool and click on it and zoom in and hover over any part you want to delete. Okay, when you press Alt, you will find minus mark appear next to the cursor or the mouse. And you can collect to delete that part. Okay? And here also, if you want to delete that, but right here, press Alt and click to delete that part also. And here we have nearly a full moon. Just like that. That's how to use Alt as a shape builder tool shortcut. Now let's talk about the Shift shortcut as a multi selection shortcuts, you can select multiple shapes once, you know with the Shift tool, okay, you can press or select that circle and you can brush Shift and select multiple shapes together with other shapes while pressing shift, of course. Okay, that's how to select multiple shapes. With the Shift tool, you can select the circle right here and press Shift to select many shapes with two circles. Okay, that's how to use the Shift shortcut. Now let's talk about how to select all the vector graphics on, or all the graphics on your art board, okay? Or in your design area. Risk control a to select all these designs right here, okay, Control or Command, Control or Command a to select all of the graphics on your design area. Okay? That's how to select all of the graphics on your design space at once. Okay, just Control or Command a. Now, let's know about, let's learn about how to use the bracket SKY as a shortcut to resize your brush size. Okay, select the brush tool. I'll click B on the keyboard, okay? And you can click and drag to make lines anywhere you want on the keyboard. So what are the quickest way to increase the brush size? Select the right, the right bracket key, okay, and you can click and drag anywhere. And now you have a bigger brush size. If you want to make it bigger, just keep pressing the right bracket key and click and drag to make lines as much as you want. Okay? What if we want to downsize that brush size? Just select the left bracket key on the keyboard and keep pressing it until you get the nose size you desire. Okay, that's all by the right and left bracket keys on your keyboard. Okay? Now let's talk how to make your own shortcut. Okay, let's suppose that I want to make a shortcut for the rounded rectangle tool. Whenever I breaths that shortcut, I get the rounded rectangle tool and I can make a rounded rectangle with it immediately. Okay, so to make a custom shortcuts to edit keyboard shortcut, and you will find the tools right here, okay. Tools, shortcut or a menu shortcut like the file, the edit, those windows. Okay, so we are going to make a shortcut for the tools, and let's go down and use the scroll wheel with your mouse. Okay, and here it is a rectangle up. So let's press C for it, Okay? And click, Okay, and save keyset file as okay. Whenever you press C on the keyboard, you can make a rounded rectangle just like that. See, you will get the rounded rectangle tool and you can make a rectangle immediately without hesitating, okay, and you can make a very balanced 01:00 and see then just shift button to maintain as our size or the balance of the rectangle. Okay, and that's how to make a custom shortcut. 3. 2. Tools - Part 1: Hello everyone and welcome to the Tools section. In this section, we will talk only about all the tools right here on the tools panel and how to use every one of these tools okay, in detail and depth. Okay? Now with the first tool, which is the selection tool, you can use v as a shortcut on the keyboard. Okay? By the selection tool, we can move graphics along the art world. I choose many objects and move them at once easily. Whereas the selection tool, and also you can select tools are from the Tools panel with the selection tool. Okay. Just like that. Or open windows from the R-bar banner, or selected graphics alone graphics or selecting any options of the right band, right here, the properties panel, okay? And you can move windows or move any thing you want, just easy that you can move them as you want, okay? You can take them back. But right there. And move graphics also along the art board or out of the art board as much as you want. But you can't use the selection tool right here, okay? You can use it only here and here, okay. And the white art board and the darker gray color area right here, okay, Not right here. And that was the Selection tool. Now, let's talk about the direct selection tool, which is the second tool in Adobe Illustrator. Okay, you can use a as a shortcut on the keyboard. You can see the shortcut appears beside the name of the tool. You can right-click and select. The Direct Selection Tool or to show is extension of the other tools okay, behind that tool, okay, we can select the Direct Selection Tool. By the direct selection tool we can control is the anchor points or the position of the anchor points. Just like that. We can select this point and it will select it only just like that, okay? And an anchor or an angle corner appears right here, that small area, and you can drag it until you get that red line. We just make we just made a curve. Or you can select the other one also and drag it until you see is a red line. And we just made a mark or a football shape. And also you can turn a square to a circle only by selecting it with the direct selection tool. And you will see a four corners appear. You can drag them together to make a circle? Yes. To make a circle. Just drag them to make a circle. Okay, and right here you can highlight over that point, we can take it back to be a square or adjust the position of the, you know, the bottom corners and lift them up with the arrow keys on the keyboard. Just like that, you can go up or go down as much as you want. Okay? You can control the positions of the two anchors by just selecting them. You can select one bond, two bonds, three bonds with Shift, and select more than one buoyant. Okay? And you can undo that and select only three corners and give them a good messenger icon or a telephone icon. Okay, Let's take a circle from right here and make it smaller. And make one right here. Sorry. Delete that shape and make that one's a last layer. And select that circle, make it bigger. Shifts all to resize in place. And select czar white color with AI and selecting the color. And make three examples of K. Let's Control D and align them to the center of that one and make them smaller maybe or bigger, slightly bigger shift and select the white shape. Now we just have a messenger icon. Okay, it's very, very easy and very handy. So you will learn more tips along the way. So be careful, be attentive, and write down notes and shortcuts because they will help you a lot during the upcoming courses or in your design process. Okay, and that was the direct selection tool. Now let's talk about the group selection tool, okay, now, here we have group, the layers, three circles, and that shape right here, okay? They are grouped so we can move them along the way, down or up together without redesigning the shape or so. So how to move that yellow bar while the whole shape is grouped together by selecting that group selection tool, which have the plus icon next to it. Okay? Just select it. And we can only move is that yellow shape up or down with the arrow keys on the keyboard because we just selected at, okay. Now we selected the white. Yellow shape was a group selection tool. We can move it down or to the right or to the left as much as we want, or we can make it back up the whole shape. And that is the use of the use of the group selection tool. Okay? We can move shapes from the group shapes, okay, without right-clicking on them and go into ungroup. Right-clicking or going to ungroup. That way we can move shapes without needing to ungroup them. Okay, that is the use of the group selection tool. Now let's go to the magic wand tool. You can control why Bosch Y on the keyboard to get the magic wand tool as a shortcut. Okay? The Magic Wand Tool easily as a tool that allows you to select all the objects that has the same color once, Okay? Once you click on the yellow color right here, or the orange one, okay, you will get all the yellow colors selected on the art boards or in your design space, okay? All the shapes with the same color will be selected at once. Okay? If we just clicked on the red color right here, we will get all the red colors selected. So it helps you to select all the colors at once. And all the vector shapes with the same color at once. Okay? And that is the use the magic wand tool. Now, let's talk about the lasso tool, which that tool right here, you can use Q on the keyboard as a shortcut for the Lasso tool. Or the Lasso tool allows us to select shapes, just like if the group selection tool, but with only hovering around it and making a circle or choosing or rounding that shape, you can select it. And I think also it helps with whether, you know, moving the anchor points of the shapes. Just like that. What I did right here, you can move them up or down with the arrow keys because we have art on one angle of the square. Okay. We can also hover over that anchor right here and move it down, or forward or backward as much as we can. It's only up to us. And that is the use of the Lasso tool. I think it helps with the drawing. And if you have a graphic tablet that will be so much easier to use, and also you can use it with your mouse. Okay, just click and drag to hover over any corner you want. Just like that. That is, they use the lasso tool. Now let's talk about the bend tool, which is right here. You can use P as a shortcut for the pen tool, okay? Just to look at. And we can make shapes and curves with the pen tool. Just click and drag, click and drag. Click and drag, click and drag, and click and drag. Just like that, we made a shape, okay? We can also make a moon a few if you want, just by clicking and going down. And click in and making the arc click and drag as much as you want or wherever you want. Okay? And you can click right here to make an anchor and go up and make the ankle. And try to balance the curve. Okay, and now we have an anchor. And with the direct selection tool, you can select the anchor and go up. And select the upper anchor and go down. Just to give it a nice curve and select the handle and make the curve just like that. And now we have a moon assemble shaped moon, not a perfect one. You can make the perfect one with the shape builder tool and we will talk about it when we get there. Okay? So the pen tool, we can use it to make shapes. Free shapes, just like that hold Shift, Alt and resides in place. And with the pen tool we can make a grid curves and grid shapes just like that. Now let's go to the extensions of the bend tool. Right-click and you will find a more, more tools behind the pen tool. Okay? That one right here is called added anchor point tool. We can add it buoyant with that tool selected. And you can add it binds right here, right there, in the middle of the square, just like that, okay? To add more curves or so. And you can add points if any design, you just need more points. You can add anchor points just like that in the loo, small curve right here. You can add points to the shapes as much as you need, you know, Wizard direct selection. Right here, we can choose these anchor points just like that and go up or down, you know, to give a different feel or shape to the design we are going to make. Okay, So the add anchor, the ad added anchor point tool, we can use it to add points or more than one going to the curves or the outline of the shapes, just like that. Let's go. Let's go to the other tools, ads extension or the eventual. There is a tool called a Delete Anchor Point tool, okay, right here, select it and you can delete certain points you didn't need, or certain points in the curve of the design or the outline of the design. Just you don't like or you just added edge and you won't to delete it again. Just like that hover over any point you don't need and you will see the minus icon appears, and by clicking on it, you just delete that point so you can undo the last one okay, to maintain the curvature of the shape. Hitting Control or Command, Control or Command Z to undo what you did to maintain the curve. This point right here, uh, you know, maintain the curve. And this one and also that one. Okay. And this one also, and this one, okay? There are important ones that hold the design together. So don't delete that binds or you will row when the design, okay, and you can delete the other points we just added it. So that was another anchor point. So let's undo that to maintain the shape curvature. And you can delete the one we added dried here without ruining their design because we have the eyes are 44 anchors holding the square. And if we wanted to make a rectangle, just delete that point right here, and now we have a rectangle, okay? And delete that one in the middle. Okay? Delete Anchor Point tool and anchor point of a bath. Okay, Don't show again. Just by that, we have a rectangle. We can rotate it with shift. And rotate just like that and resizing it with Shift Alt to resize in place. Now we'll have our rectangle. More options to make a rectangle are coming from right here. So wait, okay, wait till you reach there. Okay. That was the use of the Delete Anchor Point tool to delete unwanted points to natural wins. I designed the course and holding the design together, hello and ends this lecture, we will talk about Anchor Point tool. You can use shift plus C as a shortcut to get the anchor point tool, which is the last tool and there have been tool okay. Selected. The anchor point tool. And the anchor point tool allows us to control the curves of the anchor point. The anchor point which is right here, click on it and we can control the curves of the triangle we just made, just like that. Okay? And you can also select that anchor buoyant and adjust the curves of the circle as you want to k just like that, easy, like that. Okay? Maybe we ruins the design of the circle a little bit, but it is a job of Anchor Point tool. You can choose the anchor and then click and drag to control the position of the curves around the anchor point, which is right here or right here, or right here, okay? The points at the angles of the shape. You can control the curves only by clicking and dragging, just like that. Okay? And that's it. That is, use the use of anchor point tool right here. Now let's talk about Zack curvature tool, which is that one right here. Okay, click on it. And with the curvature tool we can add binds to the shapes. I selected that one before selecting the curvature tool. Okay, so we have to select the shape first, then select the curvature tool. Just like that. Okay? And with the curvature tool you can control points or add curves. Okay? Just like that. And you can add points also with the Curvature tool to get more rounded curves just like that. Okay? Just an easy way to make curves. Okay? And you can make curves yourself just like that. And you can go around. And just, you know, we just made that shape where the curvature tool and we can control the anchors of it as much as we can to make a circle where the curvature tool, just like that. And now we have a circle. You can make circles, adjust the positions of it where the curvature tool again. Now we have a good circle ready to use and use our, the job of the curvature tool is to control curves, add curves. Buoyant and adjust the balance of the curves to make a good balanced and curvy shapes or outlines. Okay, now let's talk about the type tool. Type tool we use it to write down words or as much as we want. Let's change the size font to 72. Okay. And click and write down. No. Okay. We just write down, wrote down Illustrator CC. You can also change the font of your text just from right here and go down as much as you want along. The fonts to choose a different fonts and beauty of Adobe Illustrator, the 20th version, you can see AB review of the font you are using. Just like that. You see AB review to the phone you are using. Okay. It's easy and simple and very good. Okay. You can control the spaces between the letters or from right here, from that window. Go down to add more spaces just like that. And control the size from right here. Smaller or bigger, okay? And from right here also, you can go down and up as much as you want. All what we can do with the type tool is to write down texts or you can edit again by double-clicking and writing other words. Just like Adobe. It's easy and simple. Just like that. Let's reduce the spaces between the letters to five or zero. Now it looks cool, okay. You can also make it uppercase or lowercase. Choosing caps lock on your keyboard. Okay, now let's go to the extension of the type tool. Right-click your mouse and go to the second tool, which is the area type tool. Where the area type tool we can write inside the shape inside that circle. But if we click on that, the bath right here, okay? Okay, as the first to see it, Let's turn this circle to a stroke. Okay? And here it is our circle. Choose the area type tool. And on the bath lake. And you can write what you want inside that shape. Okay, so let's write down a sentence. I like Adobe. Last rep letter. It's a great design software. Okay, let's delete the two literals. And here it is, our sentence, written in inside the shape of the circle, okay, after we turn it to a stroke so you can see the mass of the circle, okay? And you can also control the font from the character window and choose a font you like from here. And it will be inside the shape or the circle, okay? It's just like that. You can write down any sentence or badges inside the circle shapes. Like, you know, making the font smaller from right here. And you can continue by double-clicking. And you can make more or Alright, down. Along the way. Just like that. You will be writing inside circle only with the area type tool. And it goes down down the road until we fill the whole circle with text. Okay? And that was the use of the area type tool right here. You can rewrite text inside a shape. Now let's talk about the third type tool, which is type on a path tool. It's right here. Okay? We can use type on a path tool to write on a circle or a rounded shape just like that. Or any bath, wavy bath or a vertical one, or a horizontal or any type of bath, even that kind of Bath occur, of course, as the first we need to make the circle a stroke circle. Okay, so you can see the font clearly and use the type on a path tool right here, and click from the middle. And you can also control the size of the font just like that. Okay? And controls this basis from right here to add more realistic and more clear look to your type. And of course you can change that text from right here to the text you'd like, or the font you're like, sorry. You can make cool logos, cool, rounded logos. And you can resize the circle or make another copies. Or, you know, make it a smaller, you know, to make different kinds of logo and circles. It's just, you know, as much as you like. And you can make cool stuff just like that. And had to Object, Expand, Object, Expand. Ok. Now we just, we have an expanded circle. Just like that. We have a cool logo, cool rounded logo. Let's make another copy of the circle Control C, Control F. Make it larger just like that, and make it a stroke circle. Then increase the stroke around to five to Object, Expand. Ok. Maybe make it a black color. Stroke just like that. And don't forget to align all the object vertically and horizontally to get that cool balanced the circle logo. And let's make another copy of that. Stroke control C, control F, and make it smaller to get that rounded logo lock. Okay, It's that easy. And it's very important tool that I bought a bath tool. That's very important. So take care and please make notes. And remember these tools because they are very, very effective and very, very good during the design process. So take care. Now let's talk about the vertical type tool. Which number? The tool number four, right here. Vertical type tool. Okay. The vertical type tool is a great tool to write in a verdict shape. Just like that, you can delete and write down like design or any thing you want. And also you can control the widths and the size of the font as much as you can. Just like that. And also, I will choose bold font like that. And also the size and distances between letters. Okay, let's choose a cool one, just like that one, the arrow font. You can add two objects, X band, okay? And now you have an expanded text. You can use it in a poster or design as much as you want. Just like that. Okay, make another copy Alt and drag. And make the font smaller. Align them together from the Align panel, and add a white color to your text. And maybe you have a cool design right there. Okay? The vertical type tool allows you to write in a vertical shape. And that's the use of the vertical type tool. Now, let's talk about the Vertical Area Type Tool. You can right text inside a shape in a vertical way, just like line, like that, okay, vertical lines, okay, At the first lists, Let's turn the circle to a stroke circle from the switch right here, which is f L to our stroke color. And let's go to that area. The Vertical Area Type Tool, which is the fifth tool and extension tools of the type tool. Okay. Select it and go to the bath and click. And you can ride along there. The shape in a vertical way just like that as you see, okay. Go to the width or the volume of the lines and make them smaller or bigger to fit your design. Even you can increase it to 200 if we want. Maybe that's a lot. 100 or you know, it. It is great and you can write down along the way. Just make cool graphics and cool designs, just like that. And delete all the types you can bind and write as much as you want. We can use it in a different designs or different looks, okay? It has its uses. Okay? So you can write down what you want in a vertical way by the Vertical Area Type Tool. Now let's talk about the vertical type. When a bath dual, it's the opposite of that one. It's going that way. The try my best to go in that way. The tool number six and Z extension, the Type two section. Okay, just right-click and you will get all the tools, the vertical time when a bath, okay, it's good too. It's a good tool. So as a first, Let's turn that circle to our strokes, circle from the swap, fill and stroke color. I call it the switch arrow. And you can click on it and get the fill color to be a stroke color, okay? And choose the vertical type on a path tool and go there in the middle. And you can write down any thing you want in a vertical way. You can make the font smaller. Room right here. And again, it can write it in a vertical way, okay? And that's the use of the vertical type on a path tool. Okay, at it writes in a vertical way as UC, righty. Now let's learn more about the touch-type tool. You can use shift plus t as a shortcut for it. It's called the touch-type tool. You can select it by clicking on it. And you can select any character to modify or rotate or resize as you want. Okay? But if we selected the m character right here, we can make it bigger or squash it further, or not aware, just like that. We can make it taller or shorter as much as we want. There's only just like that. And also you can rotate it as much as you can. By that circle above right here, you can make it w or rotate it as much as you want. With touch-type tool. It's very easy. In very handy to do and you can position it wherever you want by holding that yellow anchor right here. Okay. And that was the touch-type tool use. And that was a use of touch-type tool, which is a last tool and type tool extension. Now let's talk about the Line Segment tool, which is the first one right here, scalds or line segments to it. Let's choose it and buys a line segment tool you can make lines click and drag was holding the left key off your mouse. Click and drag. Click and drag to make a vertical line. Brush Shift and click and drag down to make a horizontal line. Brush Shift and drag forward, or Shift and drag backward to make a vertical or horizontal line. Select all the lines we made and add thickness to them, okay? From the stroke menu right here where you can add as much as we want. And you can round your sickness from right here. Okay. A brace on round cap and round corner to get that rounded shape fill. And you can also select all of them and hit to object, expand to expand the phones and be a graphics. And instead of fonts, you can make them wider or thinness, thinner as much as you want to. And that is the use of the line segment tool. Okay, now let's learn more about the Arc tool. Right-click owns a line segment tool, you will find an extra tension extension window appears, okay, here is the Arc tool right here. And it does all the jobs that a line segment tool, but it makes the lion and arc okay. You can click and drag to make and are just like that. You can make it aligned by holding Shift and going up. You can make it align only by, you know, it takes some time to get used to it and you can make it align just like that or make an artery just like that. Just like that. And that's how to make an arc. Okay? Now let's select all the shapes we just made and go to the stroke and increase the stroke to them. And go there and make a round cap and around it, around join. Okay. And now we have them as strokes with a rounded cap, okay? To object, expand, to expand them and make them a vector shapes. Ok, and now we can adjust all the things we need on them, okay? So the Arc tool you can make arcs with, with it. And also you can make lines with a brush size balanced to get a straight line. And that we're there. Now, let's talk about the spiral tool. We can make spirals with a spiral stool very easily. Just right-click on the line segment tool and go to the third tool, which is the spiral tool, selected. And make a spiral just click and drag to make it bigger or smaller as much as you can. Okay? And now we just made a spiral. Just increase the stroke of this viral to or 14 point. You can go down as much as you want until it disappears, okay? And you can make it wider. And you can also go to the stroke. Click on the stroke ward and go to a rounded cap around join, just like that to make a rounded edges of the spiral and we can use it in a batter or anything. We want it to object, expand it to expand the spiral, and to be able to adjust it as much as you want. You can make a pattern very easily from the spirals. You just make a copy Alt and drag and Control D, Control D, Control D as much as you want to make various copies, okay? And make another copy of the whole line under it. And Control D, Control D, Control D to make patterns as much as you want. Now let's talk about rectangular grid tool, which is force. The first two ends extension of the line segment tool. Click on it and click and drag to make aggravated as much as you want, as small as big. You can make, you can make it up perfectly balanced. A squared just like that or bursting shift and, and resizing to get a perfectly balanced the rectangles. Just like that. And you can make it wider, okay? And you can move it anywhere you want, just like that. You can increase the stroke of the grid to make a table. Or you can go to the stroke at a round cap around, join and select a line strokes. And now we have rounded cap stroke. You can also go to object, expand and hit. Okay, to expand the whole table and expand the whole grid. Okay, and that was the use of the rectangle rectangular grid tool. And here comes turn of the polar grid tool, the Bueller, a great tool. It's a tool and the extension of the line segment tool just right-click and you will find it the last two right here. Click on it and press Shift and drag to get a perfectly sized circle with us license on it, like a pizza. And you can move it right here, add a stroke to it from right here, increase it. And had to stroke at a round cap, brown join. Just like that. You've got a good-looking circle and you can use that and making infographics and charts to calculating the company records or something like that. And it's the use of the polar grid tool. Now, let's talk about the rectangle tool M as a shortcut on the keyboard. Right-click to do show as extensions of the tool. Okay. Answer Alexa rectangle tool, which is the first one, the rectangle tool allows us to make our rectangles as much as you want, just to click and drag with your mouse up or down or anywhere to make a rectangle. To make a perfectly sized rectangle. Hit Shift. To make a perfectly size it, one to make a perfectly sized one in blaze. Hit Shift, Shift and Alt to get it perfectly balanced, rectangle and place. And also you can round the corners with the selection tool and make it a circle. Just like that. You can undo that hitting Control or Command on the keyboard. And that's how to make a rectangle. And also you can turn it to a fill color from right here and choose orange or yellow light color, or the red color from right here. From, you know, selecting the shape and breadth I, and click on the color you want on the art board to get perfectly the color on the art board, okay. You can make it wide, you can make it wet. Brush. I answer lugs or color you want. Okay. That's how to make a rectangle and how to use the rectangle tool. Now let's talk about the rounded rectangle tool, which is the second one behind our rectangle tool, right here. Okay? Just to click the rounded rectangle tool and you can click and drag anywhere to make a rounded rectangle. The corners are rounded. We use a type of rectangles to design app icons are curious. It's just like that. And to make a perfectly sized one, hit Shift and drag to make a perfectly balanced the one from the center to the top. Breast Shift Alt and resize in place to make it bigger or smaller as much as you want. And by that, we just made a rounded rectangle. Okay? You can even rounds the corners by selecting the rectangle and round the corners as well as much you need. And you can make it a circle or a square as much as you want, but it's all about the rounded rectangle right here. Now, let's talk about the Ellipse tool, which is the one right here. You can use L as a shortcut. Click on the Ellipse tool, click and drag to make a circle as much as you need. If you want to make a perfectly sized Duan, hit Shift and click and drag. If you want to make a perfectly sized one from cert, from the center, hit Shift and Alt and drag out or down to make it bigger or smaller as much as you want. You can change its color from right here. I press Alt and click there or here, or here, sorry. You can go to the color panel and select the color you want. Okay, it's very easy to do and you can select and make many, many colors as much as you want and hit. Okay? And now we just made a perfectly balanced and circle. And you can also switch to the fill color to our stroke color. Increase the stroke as much as you want from the stroke right here. And other old version of Adobe Illustrator, you can find a stroke in the upper section right here between the design window, R-bar window. Okay, It's right there. In the old version of Adobe Illustrator. And the newest version, which is a 2018 edition. You will find it at the right, right here, okay. In the properties panel. Or you can go to Window and go to stroke right here. And it will appear to you, you can increase it, make it more or less big or small as much as you want. Okay? And that was our lecture. 4. 3. Tools - Part 2: Now let's talk about the polygon tool. Right-click on the Ellipse tool and go to the first tool right here, which is the polygon tool. Click on it and you can click and drag anywhere to make a polygon. Just like that. You can also hit Shift. Sorry about that. You can click shift and drag to make a perfectly balanced Guan or from the center, perfectly balanced one from the center. Hit Shift, Alt and drag. And you can rotate the rectangle by holding Shift and just rotating to get a perfectly balanced one shift and rotate. Just like that shift and rotate. Shift and rotate. To get a perfectly balanced one, you can make it a fill color. Switch, the stroke color to color from right here. And Bruce, I do select yellow or the orange color right here. It's a different degrees, so let's call it the orange color. And you can also make other shapes. You can make a rectangle from the polygon tool. Just select the polygon tool and click and click and reduce the sides numbers to three of course, and hit. Okay? And now we have a perfectly balanced triangle. You can make it rotate it anywhere. You like to make a perfectly balanced triangle, okay? And you can make a small one, alt and drag to make another copy. And you can make it smaller, smaller, or bigger as much as you want. And that's how to use the polygon tool. Now, let's talk about the Star tool, which is right here. The k. Just click on it. And you can make star very easily. Just click and drag anywhere. And you will make a perfectly sized one. To make a good one, I put a line at one vertically or horizontally breast shift and drag to make a very balanced vertical one, just like that. Shift all to make it from the center of the ablaze. Okay. Just like that, you can make it a stroke color, switches the fill color to our stroke color increase the stroke as much as you want. Go to the stroke, make it a rounded caps or corners as much as you want. Make the stroke color, black color right here to appear more and increase the stroke color. Just like that. And that's hard to make star or uses a star tool, which is right here. Okay, Now let's talk about the flare tool. You will find it at the Rectangle tool extension right-click and you will find it as a last two right here. You can click and drag also to make up layer. And you can click again to make it, It's extinction and maybe increase it and make it more. And you can customize the colors as much as you want. But it's a very complicated to, you can go with it and make different. It has certain uses, but I don't use this in my field, which is a mask out and spotless logo design. Okay, that's how to use the layer two right here. Now let's talk about Bain to a brush tool b as a shortcut, okay? You can click on it or right-click and select the first tool, which is right here. And with the paintbrush tool where it can make you know, or draw any type of things just as we want. And you can use it very good with a graphic tablet because it have pressure sensitivity to make a thick curves or a light curves. Okay. So as most of its use as a graphic tablet, like the welcome tablets, ok. And you know, we are at, the graphic designers, use it to draw stuff, okay, or to make sketches. Insides of the art board right here, just by clicking and dragging, but also with a graphic tablet, not the mouse. Okay, and that was the paintbrush tool. Now let's talk about the blob brush tool. You can use. Plus b to get the blob brush tool. And it does all the same things vein to Brush Tool does with drawing shapes or making drawings. Okay. And but the difference between it and between the paintbrush tool that, you know, the lines of the blob brush is already expanded. Okay. It has to Beth is okay. Just like that. Okay. But if we just choose the paintbrush tool and made one right here, and then select it. It has only one bath. Okay, so we can control the thickness of the band to brush tool from the stroke. As much as we want. Just like that up or down from the stroke right here. And you can apply a stroke to that one. Of course, but the stroke will begin from the batteries, okay, and up or down. And you can make a stroke from right here. But also the stroke will be another color, which is the black one right here. You can change it to red, let's say. Okay. And that is the difference. The paintbrush tool has one bath. The blob brush has to Beth is okay. Like here. And that is the difference between them. Now let's talk about the shaper tool, which is right here. And the first one here you can use shift plus n as a shortcut. It's called sachet bar to the shaper tool we use to draw graphics like that quickly, okay, if we want to make a circle just with your mouse, you can circle. Make a triangle. Okay, Just like that. Or make something like that. Square or rectangle. You can make also a rectangle or a polygon. Let's try to make polygons just like that. And we just have a polygon right here. Okay? That is the use of the jaguar to. Now let's talk about the pencil tool, which is the one right here. Okay, you can use n as a shortcut, okay? And that is a shortcut. Click on it and you can make a bath is or lions thin lines. You can also press Shift and go to the right or abreast shift and go down to mixed red lines, which shift of K? And we'll shift, you can make lines as straight along the clock, okay. Here or there, or there, or there or there. Up or down, or horizontal or vertical as much as you want. Okay. And with the pencil tool, you can make traces that has only one bath. And that is the one bath right here. You can also increase the stroke or the bath by selecting the bath and go to stroke and increase it as much as you want, and that's it. Now, let's talk about the Smooth tool which is right here, and the third tool lens extension of the sheer bar to it, okay? Here is smooth tool. Click on it and we can use it, of course, to smooth the curves. Like that. We have to select the bass or the shape we are going to move at. Bath was more stool. Okay. We have to select the best first gay and then click from the beginning or from the middle and go along using Shift or not using Shift to make the perfect curve we want to make, or if we want to make it just a straight line or to smooth that curve, okay? Select and drag, or maybe I want to smooth that line to be a straight line. Click and drag, hold Shift. To make it a straight line, you will find that the lion is getting more straight. And it is being straight, more straight and getting more smoother than ever. Can collect from the beginning and go there. And go. They can go shift, click and go play can go. And we just made the line smoother exams first. And that is the job of the smooth tool, smooth tool right here. Now let's talk about tau to erase some beds over that bath, okay? It's the one right here, the yellow thin line right here. Okay, How to erase something? Thumb bits of it. Suddenly go to the shaper tool and right-click and select the bath eraser tool. By that, of course, we have to select the first with the selection tool, of course, and then go to the eraser tool, which is the one right here. And you can click and drag to erase some best from the line or the thin bath we have right here. Okay. And you can erase as much as you want from there. Just like that. Just, you know, the selected bath is okay. Then one, maybe wider one. And now we just deleted some bet's off from that bath. Okay. And that is J0 as a job of the area, there are best bath eraser tool. Now let's talk about the bath. Now let's talk about the bath join tool, which is the one right here is our last tool and the extension of the shaper tool. It's called the join tool, and it is used to join bath is we have some guts right there. We can join them only by the join tool at the first, we have to select two methods together, okay? And go to the join tool right here. And drag, click and drag to join. The bath is okay, It's very easy. Select these two buffers and select the join tool and click from right here. And it drag like you want to the other buoyant and we just join it there basses, okay. And also from right here, select the joint tool and join the basses. And adds the last shape selected together and select Join tool and drag to connect or to join the buses. That is the use of the join tool. Now, let's talk about the Eraser tool, which is the one right here. You can use shift plus e as a shortcut. Okay, click on it. And the first story we have to select our shape with the selection tool right here. The first tool you remember, right-click and select areas are two. It has two tools right here, but our topic in this lecture is about the Eraser tool. Only. Select the eraser tool and you can delete any part of the share, any part of the vector shape. Okay? Don't forget that you can resize circle of Z eraser and make it bigger with the left arrow key. A story with a right arrow key on the keyboard. Okay? Where the right bracket key and make it smaller with the left bracket key on your keyboard. Right, left, okay. And let's make it that size, okay? And you can delete any Bart from your shape as much as you want. You can press Shift to delete a vertical line or shift to delete a horizontal line. Okay? And that's it. And that's the use of the Eraser tool right here. Okay? Now let's talk about the scissor tool, which is a one right here. It's called the scissors tool. You can use it or use as C as a shortcut for it on the keyword leg on the selection tool first and select our shape. And then right-click on the arrays or two, and you will see the extension and select the scissors tool or breasts as a shortcut. You can cut down any shape to have, to have, okay? Just from this anchor points, when you hover over these points, you will see the word anchor, the bank word Anchor appears. From here. You can slice open that circle. Okay? So click on the first anchor right here, okay? On the second one right here, and select the selection tool. And now we have the other Bart is selected alone than the lower part. Okay? That's mean that we can take them apart, take the first one, make it right here, right there. So we just cut the shape to have okay. And made a two little versions of it. Okay. That's how you got the shape with only as a scissor tool right here, right-click on the eraser tool and you will see it right here. Okay? And that's how to use the scissor tool. Now, let's talk about the knife tool with the one right here. The last tool and extension of the Eraser tool. Okay. Where's the knife tool? We can slice any shape to various shapes randomly as we move. As we click and drag to move the knife tool just like VAT, okay? We have to select the knife tool, which is the one right here. And by selecting the shape first, and you can slice it open to many, many shapes with a knife tool as use slice of pizza or any thing. Okay? And now we have many shapes. Slice as we slice the circle, okay? And it's a very good way and a very hand away. And the graphic design or the minimalist designs like making fruits or something like that. Okay, so that's how to slice any shared randomly with a knife tool to get back again or to make the circle a circle. Only, you have to select all the shapes are all the circle. The circle and go to the Unite icon right here. If you don't have it, go to the Pathfinder and click on it. If you don't have it at the right. And click on Window and go to the Pathfinder, go down, which is the one right here. If you just select on it, you will have it right there. The Pathfinder window, it is just disappeared. And we can show it again from right here. Okay. And that's it. Now let's talk about the rotate tool, which is right here. Okay, you can use art as a shortcut. Click on it. After, you know, selecting our shape first with the selection, the selection tool, and click on the rotate tool right here. And you can take that center buoyant and get it down to make a circle. To make a rounded center, okay? And put it right there. And you can click and drag to rotate the circle, okay. Just like that. Okay. And it will be rotated around the green center we just bought down there. Okay. You can click and drag. And while clicking and dragging the breast Alt. And you will find another cursor appear that referred to, we are making a new copy to their first circle. Okay. But I rotated circle, just leave it there. And press Control D, Control D, control D or Control D numerous times until you finish your design or you finish the rotation of the circles. And now we just made our rotated circles. You can. You know, saves them or group them by Control G to group their designs. Okay, and that's it, how to use the rotate tool. Now let's talk about the reflect tool, which is the one right here. And the second two ends extension of the Rotate tool. You can use 0 as a shortcut on the keyboard, okay, barest legs the selection tool, and choose our spiral and go to right-click on their own the rotate tool and select Reflect tool right here. By dragging the yellow the yellow center from here. And what did you know anywhere? Just like that? We can drag and make another copy of the spiral and reflected the other way. Okay, Just like that, if we want to make it a copy of k, press Alt and you will find another cursor appear. That means we are going to make a copy just like that and leave it. And select both of them and go to the Align window and align them vertically. And choose both 0 the spirals and press Alt and drag down and try to align them until you see the bank, lions and bears ok, and press shift and rotate. On by that you can make patterns and some really, really cool art, okay? And that's how to use the reflect tool, which is the one right here. Now let's talk about the scale tool. You can use S as a shortcut on the keyboard. Select the selection tool and select our chair first and go to the scale tool. And by that, it like as a center like that and just dragging it out and try to resize it. And that's how to use the scale tool. If you want to balance their precise of the scale tool, you just press Shift and drag out to make a very balanced circle, Okay? Like that. Or dragging to make it a smaller circle as much as you want with shift, of course, to maintain the balance of their curves. And that's how to use the scale tool. Now, let's talk about the shear tool, which is the one right here, okay? But I select the selection tool, select our object, Right-click on the scale tool and go down to the shear. Shear tool. You can click and drag the anchor down to give it a shear effect up or down. And you can go or whatever. Okay, then we can use it again. Just like that as much as you want. And also you can drag the shear to oblige a share to to, you know, any effects. Lie. Adobe. We just wrote Adobe and recited from here. Maybe select a cool, a cool font from right here. Just like the arrow bond and go to object and expand and hit. Okay. Now our type is expanded, selected and go to the shear tool. You can drag it down to give it that cool effect, or drag it up. Just like that. Then now it has its own lock and its own unique design. Now let's talk about how to use the reshape tool. It's right here, okay? The last tool ends extinction of scale tool. Okay, that's the last tool right here. First select the Direct Selection Tool and go right here and select any point on the bath. Just like that. And go to reshape Tool. Click on it. And you can drag that bath anywhere you want to resize or make some shapes or unique curve you want to make just like that. And you can make a grid curves and lines as much as you want to reshape Tool. And you can adjust the position of the anchor, of the anchors to get more different blocks. Just you have first to select it with the Direct Selection Tool nodes. The selection tool with the direct selection tool will have to select it first and select any points on it. And you can adjust the position as much as you want. Okay, just like that. Now let's talk about the Width Tool, which is a tool right here. You can use shift plus w as a shortcut. We use the width tool to adjust the width of asserting curves or the thickness of them without you now go into the stroke. Okay. That's a very simple bath created with the pen tool. You can make it a stroke bath only. You can control its thickness in certain areas, not the whole line or the hall bath. Okay. So the first select the bar and go to the width tool and click on it. And you can adjust the curves as thickness at certain areas. Just like that. You can make it bigger. You can go right here and make it smaller. Just like that. As much as you want. You can make it even thicker here to create a leaf or kind of Aleve. Okay? And just like that, you know, the width tool is a great tool to control the thickness of searching, you know, bath is at a different or a certain sections. Okay. With stool. Now let's talk about wrap tool will share the second two lens extension of the width tool. You can use shift plus r as a shortcut on the keyboard. As a first, we have to select our shape just like that with the Selection Tool and go to the what stool and right-click and select the wrap to wrap tool. We can grab the bath is of shape or the vector shape we have just like that. Click and drag, click and drag. And you can make different effects and you can wrap it as much as you want, just like that. Okay? And that is the use of the word tool. Now it's the time that well Tool, which the third tool right here, okay. Select our shape first, go to that tool. And the twirl tool, you can click on the bath is of this shape. And you will make just, you know, a certain, you know, luck making it worse, I think. Or you know, something like that. It's a very weird effect, but we can use it as much as we want. Like that. And it will go along and make that cool curves just like that. It's very cool. Hats its own purposes, of course, can click it and drag. But you know, take it easy click and drag. And it will make that will affect OK. And you can go along. Make that cool graphics or that cool effects with the twirl tool. It has its own uses just like that. And that is the use of that tool. Now, let's talk about the Bucher tool, which is the one right here. I believe it's the fourth tool and the extension over the widths to okay. The bucket tool allows us to make do a drag certain points or certain areas on the bath of the shape and make it along the way, dragging it all the way. Okay. Let's click the pucker tool and select it. And you can drag it and make that small effect. And you can drag it easily just like that and go along the way as much as you want, just like that bus. Take it easy and you will get it right? Yes, like that. And that's it. The pucker tool. Every tool has its certain news. Many graphic designers use these tools to make their cooler effects. And when we see the final designs on them. We can't imagine that these effects were done by every symbol hidden tools, okay, so they use the bucket tool. Now let's talk about the bloat tool, which is the one right here and set ends extension of the word stool. Okay, It's right here. It's called the bloat tool. Okay, so late that bloat tool. And you can drag certain areas from the circles and put it out. Like making our arms though octopus or something like that. It has its own uses. I think it must use it in the cartoon films. You know, that guy in the graphics, just like that. Okay? And you can click and drag anywhere, but take it easy to get it try to, okay. That is the use of the bloat tool. And that is the use of the bloat tool. Okay, Let's talk about the Scallop tool, which is the one right here. The extension of the width tool, okay, right-click and you will see the extension and you can select the Scallop tool. Select the shape first, and then right-click on the Width Tool and go down to the Scallop tool. And the Scallop tool helps us to get authority, stretchy luck, or effect on the bath of the shape we just made just like that. You can make a stitch effect down. Just like that. You'll get thorny and more hairy effect. And that is the use of that tool. Just to make a thorough needs THE kind of effect to your curves. So that's how to use Scallop tool very easily and very, very cool effects you can get it through right here. It can work on some flies. Design. If you are designing a fly or something like sad, you can make that very small hurry effect and that is its use. Okay, now, let's talk about the crystallized tool, which is the one right here, right-click and you will find it down there. And extension of the widths tool. Click on it and you can click on the yellow bath and go along there. And you can make that effect by crystallized to only okay. And it has its own use. Of course. Okay, now let's talk about the Live Paint Selection tool. First, we need to use the Line Segment tool and make symbol triangle caged in a small lines. Okay, Just like that. Then select all the batteries and then hit Control Alt X to make it in the live band a group, okay? Control Alt then X, okay, and macOS command options. Okay? And go to the live vein selection tool and you can select the bath, increase its stroke, or lower it or delete the buses. It's a very cool tool that allows us to delete bath is or delete certain areas from it. Okay, It's unlike the shape builder tool or the scissor tool, which allow us to do delete the graphics. Okay, so that I've been selection tools allow us to adjust and control the size or delete. The bath is in Adobe Illustrator. Okay, hello everyone and welcome to this lecture. In this lecture we will learn more about the Perspective Grid tool. You can use Shift plus B as a shortcut. Okay, click on it and you will find at grid will appear right there. You can move it from this point right here, up or down or anywhere, okay? And you can expand it or, you know, make it go higher or lower as much as you want. And from this handle you can expand it. As much as you can. Okay, So let's apply this grid to this building. Make it wide. Get lower, and go right here. High or a little bed. And choose is burnt right here and go up just like that. And this one right here, that one and go down until you reach good point. Okay? Then let's move our grid again to go to a certain point. Just like that. And hire a little bit more just like that. And also make the grid go there. That grid also needs to be there also. Just like that, maybe lower that one from right here. Zoom in, select it from right here, go down. Also. From there, try to align it. And from right here. And go down from there, go up. Now we have a successful grid, okay? Just like that, we align it to the grid with the edge of the building. Okay, and that's how to use the respective grid tool. Now after we made our grid or the our respective a grid. Okay, let's go to the second tool, which is a respective selection tool. First, we need to type like the war logo. Okay, like that. Select the selection tool I on the keyboard and select the white color of the art board. And tunings a firm to firm the character menu. If you don't have it, go to Window and search for character, Okay? And select a font error, okay? And resize it. I'll shift and resize. Okay. And zoom in with all downs. Roller off your mouse, maybe make it smaller. And then let's select our respective selection tool and select our Ward mark and go up there. Yes. But it right here. Maybe at first we showed their size. It controls that to ando or command that. Let's make some space between the letters like 200. And so there's a selection to give it a good word. Okay, and with a grid, with the Perspective Selection Tool, select the logo after zooming in, of course, and go walk again and bought it right there. Now we have a text, apply it to a photo with the help of their respective grid tool and a Perspective Selection tool which is right here. Now, let's hide the grid and look to our logo, how it's applied to the photo. Okay. Like, you know, symbol mock-up or so. And that is a use of the Perspective Grid tool and the respective selection tool. Now let's talk about some mesh tool, which is so one right here. All what we need to do is to grab the pen tool and just start tracing all over the orange shape right here, okay? And right here. Just remember fewer baryons means more balanced curves, okay? And just like that, we just finished our circle. And let's double-click or select the fill color and select none to give it. Only a bath. Okay, and then let's select the mesh tool and try to click anywhere on the bus. It has no rules to make an 0 certain lines that will allow us to design a more lecture shape like that one. Away from the handles. And go like that. Anywhere. You want. Just click to make these lines. That will allow us to make a very sound color like orange, one right here, and make a vector orange very easily. Now, a transpose a ship nuggets to the orange was with the direct selection tool right here. Select certain binds or select all of them first. You know, take care not to orange photo. And just like that, with I on the keyboard. And select a color. That color looks cool. Or all the points come again and select some volumes. Let's select that one and press Shift to select more than one. Just like that shift and breast to select more than one boy. Okay, Now press I on the keyboard and like to make that highlight right here. Just like that. And select even more variants. Was the direct selection tool Shift and select more than one buoyant and give it that white highlight also. Get the best color. And then choose the direct selection tool and highlight most all the lower section and select with I on the keyboard, select that color, maybe select a lighter one. Whatever is in the shadow of the orange. Okay? And then select the Direct Selection tool again. And select multiple points was genetic selection tool. And while pressing Shift Okay, and select that color also to give it a more orangey look like that one right here. Okay. And by that, we can design any shape with Adobe Illustrator and vectorize. Any image. Helps with some situations. Just click ions, color. Just like that. We have a vector, orange, okay? It takes a lot of time, of course, to get it right. I personally don't use too much, but that tool allows us to vectorize an image was a very hard work and very good experience using that tool. Okay, it's called a mesh tool. Now, let's talk about the gradient tool right here. You can use G as a shortcut for it. And to make a gradient or to apply a gradient to this circle, select the circle, and then click on the gradient window right here. If you didn't have it go to Window and go to gradient, okay? And here it is. Bob's out from right here, of course. And from here, we can select the gradient slider and change the colors as much as you want. And from here we can select the angle, okay? And we can customize it as you want. Of course, you can write down any angle you want just like that. And it will change right here. To change the sliders to any color. Just click on that color right here and go to the swatches and select any color you want. If you do have external colors, you can add them here to your swatches very easily, okay? And select that color. You can select that yellow one. And now we have our gradient applied to that circle. The gradient tool right here allows us to change the position of the gradient as we like. Okay, so you just want to click and drag with the gradient tool selected. Okay? Click and drag to give the gradient extension. You want the weights you want. Lock you want, okay, it's very easy and very helpful. You can make it straight down with Shift and dragging down, or straight forward from right here with Shift and clicking and dragging. Okay, It's just like that. And that is a gradient tool. 5. 4. Tools - Part 3: Now let's talk about the eye dropper tool or you can select, I do as a shortcut. The shortcut, of course, on the keyboard for the eyedropper tool allows us to select any color to our and apply it immediately to our selected shape. Okay? Just like vast Alexa green circle and births, to view the eye dropper tool and select the red color, maybe the gradient color, maybe that orange or light yellow color, just like that. Maybe I'll apply the gradient, maybe all that while pressing I on the keyboard, okay? Or you can click it once and choose as many colors you want. And that is the use of the eye dropper tool. You can press I as a shortcut on the keyboard. Now, let's talk about the major tool, which is the second tool ends extension of the eye dropper tool. The measure tool allows us to measure the distance by pixels or by any means we choose. Okay? Just like that, if we want to measure the distance between right here, up there, down to the other one. That will say that it's around 1080. Okay? And, uh, because our size of that art board is 1920 by 1080, it's a full HD board, okay? And you can measure any distance between the objects for some purposes, okay? Just like that. And you can know what is the distance from here to there, okay? From here, up here, just to click and drag to know the distance between the art board. So it's 1920 by 1080 right here. Okay. Let's get it right. Just like that to measure the distance between the types of the art boards or objects. And that's how to use the measure tool. Welcome to this lecture. And this lecture we will learn more about the blend tool, which is the one right here. As a first, we have a couple of gradient circles, okay? We can select all of them with a clicking anywhere and the Dragon to select multiple objects. Then head to the objects panel and go to Blend and Make. You'll see a couple of circles appear. Head to the blend tool and double-click, you will find a window that will appear, declared that where that slide right here and go to a Specified Steps, increase the number to 100 or more as much as you can and check and uncheck that review, then I'll hit Okay. And now we have our effect, apply it to our gradient circles. You can make it with more than a circle is a filled circle. Only. You can make it with many other circles expanded or unexpanded, just like that. But two kids, and it's the coolest effect. You have to use a gradient circles as much as we want. And as we learned in the past lecture, okay, that's how to use the blend tool. Now, let's talk about the symbol sprayer tool, which is the one right here. Right-click to see the poll extension. Now, we will learn more about the symbol sprayer tool. You can use shift plus S as a shortcut on your keyboard as a first unit to select a sample from the Symbols panel right here. Okay? If you don't have that icon head to window and go down until you see symbols. Okay? And of course we have it, so it won't appear, okay, just click on it and select that sample, the RSS sample, or any sample you can make, or you can also make one. And it looked on it and drag it to put it right here just very easily. Okay, select that one and head to the symbol sprayer tool and click on it. And you can click anywhere to make a sample or to both it as a pattern or a random vector. As much as you can, and that is the use of that symbol sprayer tool. Now let's talk about symbol shifter tool. Course. We need first to go to the Symbol and select assemble. Maybe if we do need more than these symbols, you can go to this dashed lines right here and click. And go down to Alban symbol library and go to Charts or fashion, or flowers, or any kind of symbols you need. Okay? And let's select a web icons, okay? And maybe it will, we will have something like the Web icon, okay? And we just selected it as assemble. Okay? And then let's go to the symbol sprayer tool first and make a lot of icons. And if we stopped, a lot of icons are going to appear here and go and make more and more and more icon just like that, Click and drag and you will make more icons just like that. Then go to the symbol shifter tool, which is our topic. Okay? Click on it and you can click on the symbols and you will start to see them shift and go around just with these tools. Okay? Where's this tool? You can shift the symbols and make them go in random directions, okay? Just, you know, a subject we need to learn and we are going to play with all these tools and show you what they are going to make. Okay? That was a symbol shifter tool. Here comes the turn of the assemble, a screenshot tool. Just select that. And it's a tool and a symbol sprayer tool extension. Okay, click on it and you can collect between any two icons and you will start to scrunch all the rest of the icons towards edge just like that. And you can click between the icons and you will see that all the icons are started to our starting to get closer and scrunch on each other. And that is the use of that symbol scrunch or tool. Now let's talk about the symbol sizer tool, which is that one. It's the fourth tool right here. Okay, Click on It, was selected, of course, assembled. And you can resize any icon or any symbol just like that. Click on it and hold to make it bigger as you want, or click to make it even bigger. Let's undo that hitting Control or Command that only your keyboard. And you can resize any icons or many icons together, just click on them and Hall to make them as big as you want, okay? And that is the size or the sample size or tool. Now let's talk about symbol spinner tool, which is right here. It is a fifth two right here, okay? It's called the symbol spinner tool. And what it does is allows you to spend any symbol that you click on. Okay, so let's spend that symbol right here. Click on it and you will find an arrow. You can adjust its direction was dragging up or down and around this symbol. Okay? So let's rotate it to that side right here, okay? Now as a symbol as rotated to that side, Let's rotate it again, up. Maybe again, just like that. And now it's rotated up. And that is the use of that symbol spinner tool. Now let's talk about symbol stain or tool, which is a one right here. As a first, we need to make a symbol. Let's go to the symbol library from right here also, you can go to it. And let's maybe select flowers. Flowers right here, okay? And select on it. And we can find very, very good flowers. So let's select that one. And it will appear as immediately right here, so we don't need that. Then I'll delete it or close it. Okay, and get the first tool right here, the symbol sprayer tool and maybe make some flowers right here. Okay. Then let's see. The symbol screener tool, which is a one right here, Okay? And zoom in first to control and choose a color. If you choose any colors, you will only be limited to gray. Gray colors because it's a symbol, not a graphic expanded object. Okay. So let's make them every time we click on the symbols, okay? Just like that, and make them darker and we'll make their color darker just like that. More black. That is the use of symbols, stone or tool. We can make stains or make symbols darker. So that's how to use a simple stain or two. Here comes turn off the symbol screener tool, right here was the symbol screener tool. We can use it to nowhere or lower the opacity of any symbol just by clicking on it and it will, the opacity will pay it or be lowered down to, you know, any amount we need. Just keep clicking like that and it will fade and opacity will be lower just like that. So they assemble, stain or sorry, the symbol screener tool allows us to control the opacity of any symbol. If you want to undo anything, you did just hit Control on BC or Control or Command on Mac. Okay, that's how to use the symbol screener tool. Now, let's talk about the graphic style or tool, which is the one right here. The last tool ends extension of the symbol sprayer tool. Okay? As the first, select your symbol and then select the symbol, style our tool, and hit too graphic styles and click on it. And you can check any graphic style from right here. If you don't have it, just go to the window and check. Graphic style is right here. Okay? And with that symbol style or tool, you can check it or choose it and collect on your sample. And we'll apply that graphic style to it and you can expand it, deal with it with your graphic tablet. Okay, and that's how to use the symbol Skyler tool. Welcome to the Column Graph Tool, which is a one right here. You can use j as keyboard shortcut, okay? With the Column Graph Tool, we can make a graphics in columns. Okay? You can click on the tool and click and drag with your mouse to get that shape and that window appears immediately. Okay, so again, click on these rectangles and add a value. Let's add two and click on that one. And breasts three and that one for last 15. And apply. Okay? You can add data from file from right here, of course. And you can transport a row or column from here. You can choose the soul style from here. So go to the Direct Selection tool. If you want to change any color of these balls, just click on it and go to the swatches and select any color you want. Okay? Just like that. You will have a nice colored column graphs, okay? And the use of the column graph tool. Now, let's talk about the stack at Column Graph Tool, which is the one right here. And the second tool and the extension of the Column Graph Tool. Click on it and the same way, click and drag to get a column. And then add the values just like that, resting on the rectangle and added, adding the value and breast apply. Okay? And you will get that stack ID column graphs, okay? And select that the direct selection tool. If you want to change the text of the values right here, just towards direct selection tool, click and drag down to highlight or choose both of them. All of them. And then you can change this text from right here. Okay. Let's select the arrow phone, e.g. and you can also change. Color of this stack at column graphs, just to click with the direct selection tool on the graph and go to the swatches and select the color you want. Just like that. It's very helpful and very cool also. How to use Stack Column Graph Tool. Now let's talk about the bar graph tool, which is the one right here. Okay? Click on it or right-click and you will find it's the third tool and the extension of the Column Graph Tool click on it and click and drag as the same. You can also add values as the bus to tools and just like that and click Apply from here. And you can, where's the direct selection tool, change the color or from the swatches? Only, just like that. Okay. And you can highlight all of the sticks towards the Direct Selection Tool and go to the character and click on the arrow and select another text. Maybe it's a size and then vague. So that school, and that's how to use the bar graph tool. Okay, now let's talk about how to use stack bar, stacked bar graph tool, which is the one right here, right-click and choose it, and click and drag to make it okay. You can add values as regular, okay? Yes, like that. Click Apply. And you can use the direct selection tool, change the color of any bar to k from the swatches only, okay? And just like that, you can highlight the text, the lower text, and change it from right here to that font and maybe give it a seven wind size, maybe smaller. Just like that. And that's how to use a stacked bar graph. Now, let's talk about the line graph tool which is right here. Click on it and click and drag to get the shape, okay? And you can add values on one row right here just as much as you want. Any values. You might like, okay, just like that. And click apply. And you will get this line graph, okay? How to deal with a line graph? Simply choose the direct selection tool, highlight in obese of this curve or you know, up and down a graph for k. And you can go to the stroke, you can make it thicker or lighter, just as you want. As simple as that. You can select it also, or it like on it and change the color of the stroke to any color you might need. Maybe you can change its color from the swatches only. I don't know why that but it is where it is. Okay. And you can change its color from the swatches, okay? And also, you can change the text by highlighting all of it just like that with the Direct Selection Tool and go to Character, die and change the text to the one you like most. Okay, just like that. And that's it. This is a line graph too. Now let's talk about the area graph tool, which is two right here. Okay, click on it, click and drag, just like that. Add values on one row or more as you want. Okay? Maybe you can add great value and then hit Apply. Okay. You will get that kind of shape. And this is the area type tool. You can select the direct selection tool and click on the graph and give it that color. Maybe is switch the colors, will give it that feeling and make a nano stroke. Okay? And you can change the color of the text, also, breast I and select the orange color, maybe. And exchange that lion, a stroke color. Just like that. And choose the orange one and increase the stroke as much as you want. Maybe you can make the color just like that, okay? And you can make a rounded stroke to give it a good feeling. And I've got block. Okay. Let's undo that. Now you have a great, a gray area. Okay, that's how to use the area graph tool. Now, let's talk about the scatter graph do, which is the one right here. It's a very weird graph tool. I don't know what you can use it for, but it is a graph tool. It has its own use words that, you know, analysts sticks or something like that. Okay? And you can add values as you want from right here. Okay? Just like that. And maybe go down and add some values. Of course, just like that. Any values and click apply. And you will get that lock right here. And you can adjust it with your direct selection tool and make all the effects we just talked about. Okay, now let's talk about the pie graph tool. Click on it and click and drag on your art board. At some values from the rectangle, just choose any rectangle and you will get a very good locking shape or pi and was the direct selection tool. You can adjust the color of your graphs just like that and give us that awesome lock right here. Okay. That's all what you can do with a pie graph tool. You can also text, text on these areas right here, okay? And you will learn more about the 3D effect and the common lectures when we can use it to apply it on that, on that by the graph right here. Okay, and ends at Tips and Tricks section. So wait for it. Now, let's talk about the radar graph tool, which is the last tool and extension of the column graph tool right here. Click on it and click and drag on your art board and add the values you want. Just easily add that. Okay? And you can make cool graphs like yeah, you know, the radar lock right here and click, Apply and close a window. And with the direct selection tool, you can change the color of that stroke to a fill color just like that, and go to the swatches and select the color you need. Just easily add that. And now you can choose or manipulates or colors and the numbers. And was the direct selection tool. You can change the text also and make cool stuff with radar or graph tool. Now, let's talk about the art board tool, which is a one right here. You can select our breath shift plus 0 as a shortcut on your keyboard. When we click on the Artboard Tool, we go into the mode of the art board or the artboard mode, sorry. Okay. And then you can make another art boards just as much as you can, just click and you drag as much as you want to make an artboard if you want to make a very wide one, okay? Just like that, go down and click and drag to make an art board. That's how to make many artboards as you want with the Artboard tool right here. Okay, Now let's talk about the slides tool, which is the one right here. Click on it and click and drag. And we just have slides, object, slice, Create From Selection. Okay? Now we can select all the other circles and hate to object, slice make. And now we have our slices and we just slice it, our vector shapes right here, all of them. And now they are ready to be exported as an H, H T M, L via HTML5, had to file export, Save for Web Legacy. Now we can explore them as an HTML file. Okay? Just, you know, or so, or we can select the format we need from right here, B and G, J, pick any math we need, okay? And we have Glick. We can click Save. And you can name them three circles. And we can save them. Now we just saved our slices. Now let's talk about the Slice Selection Tool right here. We can click on it and drag to highlight slice and you can resize it, make it smaller. Just like that. Make it, you know, fit your your circle K. Can select it with less tool and resize it with the selection tool itself. Okay? Just like that, they exist Slice Selection Tool highlight the slices. Abreast shift to highlight more than one shift. We can, unlike only one, by selecting the Slice Selection Tool and heading to the selection tool. And we can resize our slides as much as we want. And that is a use of the Slice Selection tool. Now, let's talk about the Hand tool, which is a one right here. We can use as a shortcut on the keyboard. And with the hand tool, we can move around our art boards. Just like that. Seeing the other designs we may make out of the art board and going around in that design space right here, click and drag to move around with the hand tool and you can use Edge as a shortcut for this tool is a letter H on the keyboard. Now let's talk about the brand telling tool, which is the second tool and the hand tool extension wishes a brand dealing tool. Mainly the brand tiling tool. We use it to highlight or choose section we are going to rent only by just clicking and dragging, click and drag to move the brand books until you can, you know, about it or over the area that you want to, you know, brand as you want. Okay, click and drag. You can control the box. What it's right here. And you can go to File and a brand. And you will find this section has highlighted right here. That's how to choose a section to brand by Zeplin delaying tool. Now, let's talk about the zoom tool, which is the one right here. You can click to select it as a shortcut to k. And you can look in to zoom out, to zoom in more. And you can right-click or clicking, zoom in or right-click, zoom out, right-click, zoom out. Okay, And by that way, you can zoom in as much as you want. And because that one is a photo, zeros pixels right here, it's not that vector, okay? It's just a BMG image. Okay. So let's zoom out. And the best way to zoom in or zoom out is by holding or clicking the Alt key on the keyboard and zooming in or out with the rollout of our mouse, okay? Without needing to click or so, just Alt and the ruler off your mouse up or down to zoom in or zoom out. Now let's talk about the color panel, which is right here. Okay? That rectangle is called the fill, or it is a fill color we can use to color our Vector Graphics. Okay? If you want to color any vector graphic, just select it with the selection tool and double-click on the fill. And choose the color you want. And you can drag the slider up or down as you want. Okay? Just like that, now you have a colored object and that is a fill color right here. And you can also select any color from the swatches we have right here. Okay. Yes. Like that. And that's how to make a fill color. Now, let's talk about stroke color, which is a rectangle. It's called stroke, okay? To activate unit two breaths, X owns a keyboard, okay? And that is the stroke color. If you want to make a stroke for your circle right here. The first you need to select it to as direct selection tool or the selection tool or just any tool box is a favorite one, is the selection tool right here. And double-click on the stroke and you will find, got our window up here. Just select the color unit, just like that. And click Okay. Now you need to increase the stroke of that stroke color, okay? And go up as much as you need to make a stroke color, okay? You need to, if you want to expand this stroke to object, band and hit, Okay. Now our stroke is expanded. We can resize our shape. Smaller and bigger as we want. And that's how to use the stroke color. Just double-click to select the color of the stroke. And you can make another stroke color just like this. Double-click. And you will find a window appears. And you can make another stroke as much as you want and hit Okay? You can give it a thickness you want from the stroke menu right here, and head to object and X band and hit. Okay, that's how to use the stroke rectangle right here. Now, let's talk about the color switcher with which is the arrow or the doubled arrow right here at school. It's called a swap, fill and stroke to swap them and replace them with each other. Okay? And the first, Let's select our so-called our circle stroke applied to add, okay, but not expanded. Okay? Select our circle and you can switch the color from that double aged arrow. Just click on it and you will switch the stroke like that, okay? And you will switch the color okay, together. Okay. You will fill stroke and you will strokes, AFL, okay. The colors will be replaced with each other by the color sweatshirt with that one right here. Now let's talk about the three color options, which is, which are right here, okay? The first one is called the color, and the second one is called the gradient, and the third one has called non, Okay, that will cancel the first two options. Okay? First we need to select our vector object, which is that circle. And go click on the Fill Color and you can fill it with color, which is that color right here, or fill it with a gradient just like that. And you can customize your gradient from right here as we showed in the gradient tool right here, okay? You can also select no color, okay? With that last option right here, okay, just like that and you will see only the path. It's not a stroke right now because it has zero stroke, okay? And you can select the stroke window right here, and you can give it a color, which is a pink color we used, adds a fill color. Just like that. And just now we added a stroke at one point size, okay? We can increase it as much as we want just like that, okay, from the Stroke window right here, and all the additions of Adobe Illustrator, you won't find it above right here. Okay. This is the 2018 edition of Adobe Illustrator. If you want to make a gradient stroke from right here, you can click on the gradient icon and you will apply a gradient and you can customize its color from right here from the slider. And you can give a non stroke from right here because we chose the Stroke window. Okay? And now we have a non stroke. No stop. Okay? And there is a bath only. And that's how to use the three color options. Now, let's talk about the three Drawing Modes right here is a first mode is called draw normal, and it's the normal mode to draw. So we can use the ellipse tool to make circles. And the circles will be in front of the first object will choose, Okay? And that's it. That's as the normal mode. Okay? So let's delete the three circles, shift and select more than a circle, okay? And let's select our circle and go to the second mode, which is the draw behind mode. Okay, select your ellipse tool. Click and drag will shift to make a balanced circle, and you will find all the circles we just made our behinds the first object we selected. And that is the draw behind mode in Adobe Illustrator. Okay, Let's undo that and control that numerous times to get back in history. And select our shape right here. And go to the third mode, which is the draw inside mode, okay? Which allow us to draw inside the shear were selected only, okay, shift and drag shift and drag shift and drag. You will find that all what we drawn inside the share bright here and inside the shape only know outer sections that these are the drawing modes in Adobe Illustrator. Now, let's talk about the last thing ends section of the tools right here, which says screen mode. So k is a three screen modes just right here, okay? The normal screen mode, which allows us to be in that normal screen mode right here. And the second one is the full screen mode with menu bar. Let's click on it. You will find that we are in the full-screen mode with the menu bar. So let's go to the third mode, which is the full screen mode, which allows us to be in the false green and the design space, okay? And you can hover over the tools bar to get it, or over the, over the window bar to get it right here. Okay, Just like that. Let's get back to normal screen mode. And that's how to use the three screen modes in Adobe Illustrator. 6. 5. Playing With Text: Hello everyone, to this section that e-sports text design. Let's make an e-sports text. This text right here. It's called the freshmen. Okay, let's increase the space between letters to 201st to get the type menu. Go to Window Type and select director. Who's the text ad increase the space up to 100. 100 is pretty good. To object, expand, appearance, gain Object, and Expand. Ok. And then we expanded the phone. Right-click, Ungroup it to the first and the last letters and wrist shift and alt and resize in blaze. These two letters. Exam smaller to fit with the other letters and grew. The letters in the middle. Align them like this. And then choose all of them. And make another copy Alt and drag this one and make it near the other letters. And this one also do from here. And zoom vertically. Align them horizontally. Then align them and upper section. Make a small rectangle to measure the space between the letters. Make it the same. This one. Let's ungroup it first and grow and make it to fit square, base. Then delete the two squares and and make a copy Alt and drag. Use the letters in the middle. And the first and the big two. And use the middle letters and to effect and wrap arc and then manipulate the band until you reach a comfortable arc. Then hit Okay. It to object, band appearance. Then IN them again. In the middle, it's right one Control Z to undo, undo that to them, that all of them and group them. Make another copy or into effect. And arc. And adjust. L is good and hit Okay. To object and expand appearance. The whole text. Control S to save your design. The type right here is a freshman text, okay? You can find it anywhere. The text and make another copy control C, control F. And then it gets the last layer Control Shift and the left bracket key and make a stroke around 75. For 75 is great. It to object band of k and then hit Unite. Use a text and give it a white color. Who's a background layer? And choose the pen tool and delete these extra points that may row in our design. Make it more symbol. Our balanced elite or points. And let go to row one, our design. Then elite section right here, or this points first for the move tool. Right here under the pencil tool. And click and drag over any unwanted points to make the design more simple with fewer points. Right here. Very easy. It make a fewer points and a more symbol design. Let's undo that. They don't control that because it ruined our design. Just don't use it too much. This layer alternate drag to make another copy. The last layer, hold Shift and the left bracket key. Smaller, Control, Alt and shift to resize in place and choose a color. And then using the pen tool, make this shape right here from the anchors. And making the last layer hitting Control Shift and the left bracket key. And make another one right here. The anchors. From this anchor to this one, you know, to make a shadow layer for the first layer and the black layer we just made. And then close it, choose all of the red layers and move it to the back. All the shape. And take it outside of the art board. Make another copy, a group it first and make another copy control C, control F in the macOS Command, C command. And make a stroke for the background. There, we just copied around 50 and change its color to white. And whose stroke? And make a rounded cap. And corner four. That's true. It to object and expand which are bounded, broke with the shapes and unite. We just made it another vector layer, the hall. And right here, Control S to save your design Command S on the Mac, the whole object right here. They can also want Alt and drag to make a copy domain, of course, with Alt and ruler of your mouse and grooves whole object that exists x. The first, we need to make a rectangle, circle. A circle, sorry. And change the color of this circle. We need to align it down, position it well, don't mix up that effect. Up here on the letters. Change its color to maybe gray color. Light gray. Use the text only and with the circle and using the shape builder tool, hit Alt and delete this part and delete this other part. Also, the lectin Alt and clicking with our mouse. Thing's a shape builder tool. Select all of these shadow Gibbs and group them, of course, are unite them. Versus. It to gradient and might need to make the angle round 290 degree and reverse it. And you can change the scale of the gradient. It's Amazon effect. We can apply it on our designs. Maybe this is a scholar. Here. The gradient first. And lies a scholar. Or just darker one. Maybe make it around 50%. That's cool effect. I think. Yellow color with a brighter yellow color. Knows there's maybe a hug it a mission. It okay. Does this color also, it doesn't choose it. This bug hills me. Let's make it white First. Scholar it. Okay? Yes. Under control that now we got back white color. Use a white stroke area, which I on the keyboard, select this color and Control S to save your design. Now we've got two versions of our words. Next, logo. Maybe, that's good. Let's take another Coby Alt, drag. Right-click hit to transform. Reflect it. Okay. Make it over this later. Take its place. Right, to align it perfectly with the first one, because it's going to replace it, of course. And let's delete the first one. It's this one of course. Now we just needed this one right here and this one group them of course, wrote that. Own them. One here. Group all just liters Control G line, all of the litters. Them smaller head and eyes in our house. The rectangle smaller will make after dinner, makes the liturgy IT or use the other one. And make a major rectangle. Would be it here. And make another one here. Alternative drag, of course. And try to fit the letter to equal the distance between all the letters. A big battle won a very important step. Bear it in mind when designing e-sports. Them, of course again. Then chew them, leads them. Use rectangle. Use all the text alt on it. Try to exert rectangle. Now is as good. Lift and rotate the rectangle. It below the layers. The middle of them. No words, the rectangle. And then again to make sure, and if Dan select all of them, ionize them horizontally and vertically, moves them, control G to group them. For all G to group any text. Group this one, Control G to group it. Make another copy, control C, control F, and add a stroke to it. Is good. It to expand and a to best finder. And I like the text and give it a color. And we just made a stroke backdrop here for our original text. All of them. Make another copy. Here, alt and drag. Resize it, make it bigger. Enterocytes in place, hit Alt and Shift and resides with your mouse. Make another copy below landed drag domain with alt and the ruler of your mouse. Use the back layer and give it that color. Ions. The color very easy. Lemma is a background layer. Make another one. This black bar I ended drag. Meccans, the last layer Control Shift and the left bracket key selected and resize it it in place. Using Control Shift, Alt and Shift, and then use a Laura as ruler of your mouth. Lower. The background layer. Groups original text towards the back layer. Lining the whole layers. Legs are bent to make the shadow. The background shadow of course. And here of course, the background Chad. Select all of these layers, make them the last layer Control Shift and the left bracket key unite them from the Pathfinder window. We just made it look like a 3D object in front of our eyes. That's great. Room it make another copy control C, control F and unites the last copy and give it a stroke around to. Of course, FFT is good. And head to object, band it. Okay, the same steps and select the last layer. Go to the Pathfinder and I did the leg, this white color. I answer. Now, look at it. Awesome. Yeah. Now of course, you can add more effects and details to your sports or sports text. You know, just, you know, making shadows to the text here. To ungroup. Make a rectangle from here or from the middle of the litters of the center. And make a rectangle. Let the text only and the rectangle and delete these points. And at the m, there is a point here. Now we just deleted it. Selecting all builder tool to delete any extra points. Take a copy of these layers. Give it a black color. C control F to make another copy and add a stroke to the background layer. We just copied around 50. Object and Expand, hit a night, just stare like hello. Grayson, eye color and save your designing role. Maybe get this one right here and resize it in place, holding Alt and Shift and dragging with our mouse. Use the pen tool and delete these points right here. And then draw and z equal f will make another copy. Mckinsey last layer with black there. Then who is it? And make a stroke for it around in. Maybe reflect the stroke to a white color. Down, I look good. In red, one object and a new node. Next banded layer. Choose extract here, and give it. It's got our head. I answered, hello. Now we apply this effect to it. That's another effect. You, who you are. E-sports x. And then make our rectangle. From the middle of the war. Though I color exists biggest. And with the shape builder tool, delete any unwanted parts holding Alt and clicking. Okay, Let's group these layers and let's leave the other part, or the M right here. It's maybe increase. Another five. No, that's too much. Or little one. Hey, let's band and unite it. Right to your original texts. The shape builder tool, delete this one holding Alt and in on. And it Bart's control is to save your design. And we're just undoing that stroke and made another one is already known terrorist and the yellow parts. This part again, because we go back in history by clicking Control Z to undo any unwanted dangerous. Okay, now you got that feeling. Arrow or a color. Apply it on a text that has a stroke. Tickets that give it a very cool effect. Make a copy of the black background layer Alt and drag it, align it with the first one and also make it the last layer holding Control Shift and the left bracket key. Align them and then try to make these shapes, the shadow shapes with the Pen tool. Maybe make it bigger. Holding Alt and Shift, drag into resides in place. And let's make our shadow. It's connected all the layers with each other. And right here make the other one. Both of them. And go around to finish and connect to the final shape. Select all of them, gift and select any other ones and make them the last layer holding Control, Shift and the left bracket key. Very important note cards or our very own board. And then unite all the background layers. The layer, I mean, now go to the pen tool and try to make the thorny edges that gives a nice shadow. There was a design or a nice depth, right? To make these shapes very easy to do. Alt and drag another copy goes to transform, sorry, right-click Transform and Reflect. And then okay. Then make it, align it with the other one in the same place. It's very easy to do better because Adobe Illustrator is a snappy. Choose a white color and select the color on the keyboard. Then select the other one, and then align them and group them ahead and Control G. Now unite them. Now, we need to ungroup layers first. The group layer. We knew we need to ungroup them. Right-click and ungroup the leg, the back fixed, and unite them with each other. And select them, make them the last layer to make the world a yellow shadow appear head and control that the left rounded bracket key. Role, gift. Now we've got this effect. Look how cool it is to let you know it's the word gaming. Those sports and e-sports and gaming globals are the same. Okay. Maybe choose the black color. I can select the color Control C, Control F. The black background layer, and add a stroke to add around 50. 50 is good at head to Object, Expand. Always expand your product and then United, Okay? And select any color you want on the art board. But i, and selecting the color you want on the art board. Now, we just made a great contrasted to our gaming global or our e-sports to go to Gradient and try to, if you want to make a gradient effect owns at the text shadow, you can make a cool one pretty easily and select the white color. We'll go to Color, just double-click on the scale. And you will go to swatches and select all your colors. And you can play with the scale to increase our color quantity in the gradient as you want. Okay. Let this gray. We're just like R one and adjust the scale as you want phases at school. Yeah, here we have a kind of a metal lock to our logo. That's very good luck with the gradient. We just made the white and gray color down. Okay, Ryan, to find a good color for the stroke. Maybe the white one is great. Control S to save your design right here and make it white stroke to fit our design. Control S to save your design contrast tried here is the key to all nodes a solution, okay? Trust is very important. Role is to save your design. But that one right here, Coby 0 of n. Time to drag, of course. Make a copy, of course, of just one right here. Also. Select the stroke color and give them this red color. Right here. Make a gradient. I'm thinking about making a red gradient, red to white of course. Then right here, we need to make a contrast. Make the stroke color to a white color right here, I am selecting the color. Now it's contrasted next. And it's very good Really.