Now, here, I'm going to show you how to create this concentric repeats that are very interesting,
how to create the shapes, what is the tool that we are going to use?
We are going to work and do something awesome.
I'm going to select them all and take it up there.
I'm going to select a Nelisse, for example, draw a rectangle.
It doesn't matter the film because I'm going to replicate it now.
Now that's better.
Let's put one here.
In fact, let's put it here, another one here and another one here.
Simple.
Right now, I'm going to select all of them.
And you have here in the Pathfinder.
This is joining all of them or uniting them.
We have one single file, we can keep the file if you like.
Now I'm going to make it much bigger.
Just like this.
That's over here now, what I would like to do is to sit down and rotate.
Makes sense, but I cannot use rotation, scale, rotation or that that will make me suffer for a couple
of days, but there is something very special you can use.
If you come to object, you have transformed and you have transformed each now transform.
Each can really do the job here.
It can scale.
It can move.
It can rotate.
And you have the options as usual here for strokes and so on.
Now we want to scale down at 95 percent, or usually if you open it, it should be 100 percent, 100
percent and here zero percent.
That's how it is now.
We want to reduce it.
I can just click here, shift and go down 90 percent and here goes down 90 percent it by 25 percent
and say, of course, you already give me a copy.
Let's go back controlled minus units, what happened, it made a smaller object.
And it has rotated now, if you want to keep replicating this, obviously I'm going to go to object,
transform, transform again and again and again and again and again.
We have something very beautiful coming up, I'm going to keep it pressed until infinity.
I'm going to select it here and just put it in the middle if it is too small, for example, to be clipped.
Very good.
I'm going to make it better.
Yeah, actually that because right now I'm going to go ahead and the rectangle to come over here and
clip it as best as I can.
Actually that's not my best.
So I'm going to select them all now though, which select all these things is to be in the center.
You know, we are scaling a rotating from the center.
Then we come to object and Klepec must make.
Now he created something else.
Actually, it's nicer than this.
So this is the style.
You create a certain shape and you can play with it.
Not just now.
I can select them all and go to window swatches.
And opened the Reagan Library after so many hours testing with you can also, you know, play with them.
Some of them can really give you something very awesome.
That's terrible.
So, you know, I'm doing OK.
I'm just playing.
I love playing.
But also we can learn.
Let's come to Grayden over here.
And simple region will be interesting.
These are simple regions is not nice.
Let's go back to Gretchen, go back to gradient and let's go for Pasteur's percent.
Could be very nice.
I don't know if you like Pasteur's.
It's coming up.
Awful.
Who's me?
Sorry guys, but OK.
I want to show you I failed to show you, but you got the picture.
You got how it works with the Gridiron's here.
You can really get something awesome if you like to.
It depends on your choice of colors.
Also, this is the way to do it is very, very easy just to create compound shape or shape.
In fact, you don't even have to join them.
You can just grab them, but it will play games with the gradient.
Here you are, you started doing something like this, you can imagine how this is done, though, just
a bunch of circles.
This is, I think, all it is, this shape here.
That's an interesting shape if you want to see how it can happen.
Let's put this one aside, the stick, the shape and put it here and make it big.
Why are we sitting down?
Because if you scale up, the last one will be on top.
Really not something you want to know, but I want this one on top.
You're not to see the gradient.
Very nice.
We're going to go to object, transform and transform each 1990 will do 25.
I think it will do is copy and go through now.
Not bad at all.
Maybe the 25 degrees was too little or too much, in fact, and you can put over here, make it a bit
bigger.
You have an awesome ship.
I'm so glad they did this just to show you.
You can literally create whatever you like in terms of contrasting shapes, make some awesome designs
and some work that you really want to show off with.
Thank you.
I will see you in the next video, guys.