All language subtitles for 9月16日(2)

if you were developing any grid based design on paper

you would most likely start with either

a some kind of premiered graph paper

or you would

manually line your paper to create an overall grid

to use as a basis for your design

and it is no different when you are working digitally

modules in your grid

can be based on all sorts of geometric shapes

and to make it easier to arrange all of the elements

it is useful to devise an overall grid structure

which would function the same way

as the graph paper does

for drawing geometric shapes by hand

having a standard grid as a basis for geometric design

makes it easier to start creating

and takes all the gas work when it comes to creating

elements in different sizes

and arrange them precisely within the grid

there is a number of different

standard grids

which you can use to construct the shapes and align

elements which include

regular square

or rectangular grid

grid of wearing an incrementally changing

rectangular modules

Paula grids with regular or irregular circles and rays

and isomatric and hyxagonal grids

all these types of grids

can be very easily created in illustrator

and they can be used on their own

in combination with each other

or in combination with

other geometric elements to create an infinite

number of grid based designs

so let's have a look at those

and techniques for creating these types of grids

starting with the easiest regular square

for rectangular ones