omg, @tutvid already had used this same photo in photoshop!! and what a hack, I put an airplane too. :D haha, I apologize, I did not know that. anyway, this is in Illustrator so it should be okay. ♦ Learn the Artboard trick I've used in this video: ruclips.net/video/8tEdMVT76uU/видео.html ♦ Building Image for Practice wp.me/p9uLDg-kQ
OMG seriously 😱 I always get annoyed whenever I accidentally click perspective grid. I don't have any idea what's the use of it and I'm totally blown away how it incredibly works. Thank you for this! 👏😍 As always~
I'd never used the perspective tool and always wondered what the potentials of the perspective tool were. Thanks a lot for introducing the tool in a good tutorial.
man thank you you are amazing! I've been watching illustrator tutorials a lot and yours are def the best. You give amazing tricks and theoretical insights, that most youtubers never mention
Hey Hardik, it's pretty cool how you've used some motion graphics to explain where the vanishing point is :) Thanks for the videos, always super helpful! ✌️
Awesome tutorial! Since I am a beginning in Adobe Illustrator, it would be beneficial to me to better understand how you made the shadows and applied colors to the perspective objects. Is there a video for this graphic?
You should only move the Full grid once. Then Lock it down till the end. What I was moving in the video was Only "Grid Plane". That way you will have the Grid as the guides & Vanishing Point & Horizon will be locked. And yes, Sliding the grid plane doesn't affect already drawn object or even any object you draw later. Because that grid plane is just reference of perspective at Perticular angle. Did you get what I'm trying to say? Try drawing on right side without sliding left grid towards right. You will still be able to draw.
Yes, group all the windows in to one. Right Click > Transform / Reflect > Choose your angle then Click on "COPY". then move it with Shift + Arrow keys or by Dragging with Shift.
Hi, I wanted to ask you a thing related to Illustrator. I'm planning to design a deck of cards and each card is a group of elements. How do I align them on a 8x7 grid? Do I have to do it manually?
Illustrator doesn't give an option to "Align to Grid" by just clicking. But you can do with artboards instead of a grid. Create an artboard of 8x7. then with the artboard tool, duplicate it by holding alt/opt and drag. Now place your card group each in an artboard then Align to Artboard from Align Panel. :)
omg, @tutvid already had used this same photo in photoshop!! and what a hack, I put an airplane too. :D haha, I apologize, I did not know that. anyway, this is in Illustrator so it should be okay.
♦ Learn the Artboard trick I've used in this video:
ruclips.net/video/8tEdMVT76uU/видео.html
♦ Building Image for Practice
wp.me/p9uLDg-kQ
OMG seriously 😱 I always get annoyed whenever I accidentally click perspective grid. I don't have any idea what's the use of it and I'm totally blown away how it incredibly works. Thank you for this! 👏😍 As always~
You're welcome. as always :D
Bro...me too
I'd never used the perspective tool and always wondered what the potentials of the perspective tool were. Thanks a lot for introducing the tool in a good tutorial.
You have done well with explaining the buttons and directions with your example. Many tutorials miss some of the points you have brought up.Thank you🙏
Yes, this video is very helpful! You did an excellent job showing and explaining about how to Illustrator's perspective tools. Thank you so much!
man thank you you are amazing! I've been watching illustrator tutorials a lot and yours are def the best. You give amazing tricks and theoretical insights, that most youtubers never mention
Thank you so much for your valuable feedback. I'm glad you like them!
Stellar tutorial, many thanks from Finland 🙏
Thank you so much for your tuto.
Thank you for the most helpful tutorial on AI Perspective Tool that I have found.
Hey Hardik, it's pretty cool how you've used some motion graphics to explain where the vanishing point is :) Thanks for the videos, always super helpful! ✌️
thank you! this is a great intro to perspective with buildings. you make it look very easy.
Very good! This is a very useful and informative tutorial. All of your tutorials are great. Thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you too :)
very informative, thanks a lot !!
I will need to watch it a few time, since I don't use the perspective grid in my work. But this is a very in death tutorial outstanding.
man you are good teacher
Good presenting✨
Thanks buddy. That was informative. i also liked background music more than that usual techno hype.
Awesome tutorial! Since I am a beginning in Adobe Illustrator, it would be beneficial to me to better understand how you made the shadows and applied colors to the perspective objects. Is there a video for this graphic?
Brilliant! Thank you so much.
This is so helpful
Awesome! Thank you!
So informative!
Its very creative.....
Thank you :)
Thanks a lot!
You're welcome!
Great, thank you.
You're welcome! thanks!
Plz make another video about perspective grid
Goooood damn u.thank u alot❤💥💥💥
could i maybe please get the link of the picture to practice? Thank you!
You are Awesome
Fantastic!!!
Thank You so much!
thanks man
Nice👍
you are awsome sir
Thank you :)
Can you please create video on birds eye view of a building.. I really need to Know this.. please please please ☺☺
Can i draw lines on it and auto align to it?
Thanks tutorial
You're welcome :)
GREAT .but where could I get the link of that picture you used
How did you add the sky?
What did u press to have 2 perspective grids at a time?
👍👍👍👍Clear tut video
Thank you! :)
Hardik is the best!
Thank you! Have a question: when you move the perspective grid, the other rectangles that you already draw don’t change?
You should only move the Full grid once. Then Lock it down till the end. What I was moving in the video was Only "Grid Plane". That way you will have the Grid as the guides & Vanishing Point & Horizon will be locked. And yes, Sliding the grid plane doesn't affect already drawn object or even any object you draw later. Because that grid plane is just reference of perspective at Perticular angle. Did you get what I'm trying to say? Try drawing on right side without sliding left grid towards right. You will still be able to draw.
anyone know how to transfer the windows on the building without repeating the same process?
Yes, group all the windows in to one. Right Click > Transform / Reflect > Choose your angle then Click on "COPY". then move it with Shift + Arrow keys or by Dragging with Shift.
Where can I find the picture, please
Link is in Credit section at very end of the Video Description.
Hi, I wanted to ask you a thing related to Illustrator. I'm planning to design a deck of cards and each card is a group of elements. How do I align them on a 8x7 grid? Do I have to do it manually?
Illustrator doesn't give an option to "Align to Grid" by just clicking. But you can do with artboards instead of a grid. Create an artboard of 8x7. then with the artboard tool, duplicate it by holding alt/opt and drag.
Now place your card group each in an artboard then Align to Artboard from Align Panel. :)
and yes, If you just turn on "Snap to Grid" then no need for artboards hassle. You can define grid size from Preference Panel (Ctrl+ K).
Thanks a lot! You're the best!
Where can I get the picture ?
♦ Artboard Masking Trick:
ruclips.net/video/8tEdMVT76uU/видео.html
♦ Building Image for Practice
wp.me/p9uLDg-kQ
@@vectorslategraphicdesigntu8991 thank you thank you thank youuuuuuu soooo much
You're very welcome!
image ??
got it
where is the pcture
here: wp.me/p9uLDg-kQ
Link photo download ??
here: wp.me/p9uLDg-kQ
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