Design an Isometric Grid Illustrator Tutorial

Simply brilliant. Thanks!

Thank you. It was fun to work along your instructions. Excellently explained, clear and without unnecessary informations.

WHy it's not 45 degrees?

Thanks Danksy - ummm I am not the Brain of Britain, but feeling slightly smug for an old bird. One line copy paste and distribute - rotate 30 degrees and copy paste and reflect... done :) x

when I type in 0.125 in it converts it to 1296 px lol

Thank you for the tutorial ❤

What i really want to know is how we can determine the width and height of isometric grids? I mean this create a random grid but let say you want to make 32x16 grids or 16x8. How u can calculate that? It will be really beneficial when u want to create assets for games.

this is awesome it helps me a lot!!!

gracias, ningun tutorial explica bien, por fin uno que si, gracias!

Okay but the point of a grid in illustrator is to be able to "snap" to it. Is there a way to do that with what you've created?

can i just download that?

I think you forgot to mention something that got me confused here till I figured it out. The isometric grid will only fit perfectly if you have an odd number of lines drawn in the first vertical grid you need to make. At first, I had an even number and it just wasn't going into the right place. Thanks for the tutorial, It helped me a lot!

i lvoce you

Thank you so much.

Thank you, this is really helpful!

extremely helpful, thnks!

thank you

I just noticed they swapped the OK and Cancel button for the settings window on Windows

Thank you!!!

Followed step by step lots of times but it didn't work. It created a grid with stars

I've made this kind of grid before and they look exactly the same as this. But my lines are at 30 degrees not 60. why do they look the same?

Im jist started how do you get that with behind the artboard its grey on my screen

how to use this with shape builder ?

Thank you!

maybe you have the grids in AI bro???

Wonderful ! It's really helpful and thanks for your time...

What if I would like to make the grid as guides instead of paths? Clipping masks do not work with guides. Every line is a path, which is causing strange snapping points, and every line has a stroke which makes it difficult to see the true middle of the line itself (whereas a guide has no stroke and is only a thin, uncompromising line).

does matter how big is your art-board size

Thank you so much for all of your fantastic videos. There is SO MUCH I need to learn. I was wondering is there any quick reference guides or cheat sheets like they have for other subjects like those laminated ones you see for subjects? If you sell a version I can print out I would love that if I could afford it. Thank you for making your videos available to the public. I am disabled so I am unable to work and creating art is a therapy for me. I am learning calligraphy by hand and I wanted to make it digital so I could make stuff for my family etc for personalized gifts. I enjoy that your videos are specific and to the point. Thank you thank you thank you.

I just tried to zoom out within the illustrator while watching the video... hahahah

YES, The only reason I gave a thumbs down was because he forgot to specify that you need to have an UNEVEN number of lines from the beginning. Either way it's the simplest thing. Great way to get more views. Cheers! Welp, Gooday Mate! (Not hating on the Star of David but it doesn't work well with isometric drawings)

4 different tutorials couldn't teach me this. Then you did it in 3 minutes flat. Thank you, Sir!!

Is there any way to make the actual artboard isometric in shape? Thanks.

Isometric is a whole new Dimension when drawing in Illustrator !!!!! Thanks Dansky .

Can we make it on adobe illustrator draw?

This video is very important for creating logos <3 Love it

all i am getting is star shaped grid which i have no idea to correct

Excellent tutorial, dude!!! Thanks.

Nice grid

This tutorial helped me a lot. Thanks !

Many things teacher!!! <3

A simple graph,please!

Why is it that when I enter the value 0.38IN in the CornerRadius text field the value changes to 1296 px?

Fantastic! I was first intimidated to even attempt to try this but you made it so simple to follow. Thank you!

I'm afraid you forgot to mention something that got me confused here till I figured it out. The isometric grid will only fit perfectly if you have an odd number of lines drawn in the first vertical grid you need to make. At first I had an even number and it just wasn't going into the right place. Thanks for the tip, helped a lot!

Thank you!!!

how to color them tho

very thank you