1 00:00:00.06 --> 00:00:02.01 - [Instructor] In this movie, I'll show ya how to create 2 00:00:02.01 --> 00:00:04.03 this logo design, in which the rings 3 00:00:04.03 --> 00:00:07.00 appear to wind around each other. 4 00:00:07.00 --> 00:00:08.08 Alright, so the first thing I'm going to do 5 00:00:08.08 --> 00:00:11.03 is turn back on my guidance layer, 6 00:00:11.03 --> 00:00:12.06 so that I can see those center guides, 7 00:00:12.06 --> 00:00:14.01 and I'll press control zero, 8 00:00:14.01 --> 00:00:16.04 or command zero on a Mac to zoom out. 9 00:00:16.04 --> 00:00:18.00 Next, you want to press Control + A, 10 00:00:18.00 --> 00:00:21.02 or Command + A on a Mac, to select all the visible artwork. 11 00:00:21.02 --> 00:00:24.07 And then go ahead and drag down from this top anchor point 12 00:00:24.07 --> 00:00:26.03 so, naturally you'll need 13 00:00:26.03 --> 00:00:29.00 your bounding box to be turned off. 14 00:00:29.00 --> 00:00:32.03 And I'm going to drag it down to this point right here. 15 00:00:32.03 --> 00:00:34.02 In other words, you want to snap into alignment 16 00:00:34.02 --> 00:00:36.04 with the bottom of the smallest circle. 17 00:00:36.04 --> 00:00:39.03 At which point, notice, because I have my smart guides on 18 00:00:39.03 --> 00:00:41.03 I'm seeing that head's up display, 19 00:00:41.03 --> 00:00:43.03 and it's telling me that the horizontal aspect 20 00:00:43.03 --> 00:00:45.00 of my movement is zero. 21 00:00:45.00 --> 00:00:49.08 Whereas the vertical aspect that Delta Y value is 252. 22 00:00:49.08 --> 00:00:53.01 So in other words, I'm moving these shapes 252 points. 23 00:00:53.01 --> 00:00:55.02 Now, before I release, I want to make sure to 24 00:00:55.02 --> 00:00:57.06 constrain the angle of my drag to exactly vertical. 25 00:00:57.06 --> 00:00:59.04 So I'll press the Shift key, 26 00:00:59.04 --> 00:01:00.08 and I want to create a copy of these shapes, 27 00:01:00.08 --> 00:01:03.02 as well, so I'll also press the Alt key. 28 00:01:03.02 --> 00:01:05.05 That's going to be the Option key on a Mac. 29 00:01:05.05 --> 00:01:07.07 And then release, and you will see 30 00:01:07.07 --> 00:01:09.08 a copy of those shapes. 31 00:01:09.08 --> 00:01:13.03 Alright, now I want to rotate these bottom shapes 180 degrees. 32 00:01:13.03 --> 00:01:15.02 So I'll switch to the rotate tool, 33 00:01:15.02 --> 00:01:17.00 which you can get by pressing the R key, 34 00:01:17.00 --> 00:01:18.05 and then I'll press the Enter key 35 00:01:18.05 --> 00:01:19.05 or the Return key on the Mac, 36 00:01:19.05 --> 00:01:21.05 to bring up the rotate dialogue box. 37 00:01:21.05 --> 00:01:24.05 I'll change the angle value to 180 degrees 38 00:01:24.05 --> 00:01:26.07 and assuming that your preview check box is turned on, 39 00:01:26.07 --> 00:01:30.07 you'll be able to see that everything is now upside down. 40 00:01:30.07 --> 00:01:33.01 At which point, click the OK button 41 00:01:33.01 --> 00:01:35.04 in order to complete the operation. 42 00:01:35.04 --> 00:01:37.01 Alright, now you want to press Control + A 43 00:01:37.01 --> 00:01:38.02 or Command + A on the Mac, 44 00:01:38.02 --> 00:01:40.06 to select everything once again. 45 00:01:40.06 --> 00:01:42.05 And then, go ahead and switch back 46 00:01:42.05 --> 00:01:45.00 to the black arrow tool, by pressing the V key. 47 00:01:45.00 --> 00:01:47.09 And then press the Enter key, or the return key on the Mac, 48 00:01:47.09 --> 00:01:50.00 to bring up the move dialogue box. 49 00:01:50.00 --> 00:01:50.09 And you want to make sure that 50 00:01:50.09 --> 00:01:52.07 the horizontal value is zero points, 51 00:01:52.07 --> 00:01:57.03 then change the vertical value to negative 252, 52 00:01:57.03 --> 00:01:58.08 then click after the value, 53 00:01:58.08 --> 00:02:01.02 and enter slash two, in order to move 54 00:02:01.02 --> 00:02:04.08 the objects upward, half the previous movement. 55 00:02:04.08 --> 00:02:06.06 And then when you press the Tab key, 56 00:02:06.06 --> 00:02:09.00 you'll see that Illustrator does the math for you. 57 00:02:09.00 --> 00:02:12.05 So we now have a vertical value of negative 126 points, 58 00:02:12.05 --> 00:02:14.03 at which point everything 59 00:02:14.03 --> 00:02:17.02 is centered vertically inside the document. 60 00:02:17.02 --> 00:02:20.04 And so, I'll go ahead and click OK. 61 00:02:20.04 --> 00:02:21.05 Aright, now, once again, 62 00:02:21.05 --> 00:02:23.07 I want to protect what I've done so far, 63 00:02:23.07 --> 00:02:25.05 so I'm going to duplicate this layer, 64 00:02:25.05 --> 00:02:27.03 by clicking on the fly-up menu icon, 65 00:02:27.03 --> 00:02:29.02 in the top right corner of the layers panel 66 00:02:29.02 --> 00:02:32.02 and choosing duplicate at rings 67 00:02:32.02 --> 00:02:33.08 and then I'll turn off the original, 68 00:02:33.08 --> 00:02:36.09 double-click on an empty portion of that new layer, 69 00:02:36.09 --> 00:02:40.04 and I'm going to change it's name to joined rings 70 00:02:40.04 --> 00:02:43.00 because we are going to to be joining these shapes. 71 00:02:43.00 --> 00:02:44.08 And I'll change the color to, 72 00:02:44.08 --> 00:02:47.05 let's say, grass green, way down here 73 00:02:47.05 --> 00:02:48.08 near the bottom of the list. 74 00:02:48.08 --> 00:02:51.02 And I'll click OK. 75 00:02:51.02 --> 00:02:52.06 Alright, now you want to press the A key 76 00:02:52.06 --> 00:02:54.07 to switch to the white arrow tool. 77 00:02:54.07 --> 00:02:57.03 And go ahead and marquee all four 78 00:02:57.03 --> 00:03:00.04 of these left hand anchor points right there. 79 00:03:00.04 --> 00:03:01.09 So that they're all selected, 80 00:03:01.09 --> 00:03:06.03 then press the Shift key, and marquee these guys down here. 81 00:03:06.03 --> 00:03:09.04 That is to say these four right hand anchor points. 82 00:03:09.04 --> 00:03:11.04 So you want the four anchor points top left 83 00:03:11.04 --> 00:03:14.01 and the four down right, as well. 84 00:03:14.01 --> 00:03:16.01 And then you want to press Control + X, 85 00:03:16.01 --> 00:03:17.06 or Command + X on the Mac, 86 00:03:17.06 --> 00:03:21.01 in order to cut those selected segments to the clipboard. 87 00:03:21.01 --> 00:03:24.00 Alright, now we want to join all these paths together, 88 00:03:24.00 --> 00:03:25.04 by going to the object menu 89 00:03:25.04 --> 00:03:28.08 and then choosing path, followed by the join command 90 00:03:28.08 --> 00:03:30.08 or you can just press Control + J, 91 00:03:30.08 --> 00:03:33.00 or Command + J on the Mac. 92 00:03:33.00 --> 00:03:34.07 Alright, now notice that goes ahead 93 00:03:34.07 --> 00:03:36.09 and draws a few straight segments. 94 00:03:36.09 --> 00:03:39.09 And so to get rid of those, just marquee this first segment, 95 00:03:39.09 --> 00:03:41.04 don't select the anchor points, 96 00:03:41.04 --> 00:03:43.05 and press the Backspace key, or the Delete key on a Mac, 97 00:03:43.05 --> 00:03:44.06 to get rid of it. 98 00:03:44.06 --> 00:03:48.00 And then marquee this guy and Shift marquee this one, 99 00:03:48.00 --> 00:03:49.04 and so you want to make sure that 100 00:03:49.04 --> 00:03:52.01 you do not marquee the anchor points, by the way. 101 00:03:52.01 --> 00:03:54.07 Then press the Backspace key, or the Delete key on the Mac, 102 00:03:54.07 --> 00:03:56.01 to get rid of them. 103 00:03:56.01 --> 00:03:59.03 Alright, now notice these guys are all joined together. 104 00:03:59.03 --> 00:04:00.06 And you can see that's the case 105 00:04:00.06 --> 00:04:02.01 if I were to drag that anchor point 106 00:04:02.01 --> 00:04:03.03 to a different location. 107 00:04:03.03 --> 00:04:05.04 However, all the points have been joined 108 00:04:05.04 --> 00:04:08.03 into cusp points, as you can see right here. 109 00:04:08.03 --> 00:04:09.08 That's not what I want. 110 00:04:09.08 --> 00:04:10.09 So I'll undo the movement of 111 00:04:10.09 --> 00:04:12.08 that particular control handle, 112 00:04:12.08 --> 00:04:14.02 and I'll marquee all four of 113 00:04:14.02 --> 00:04:15.07 these central points right here. 114 00:04:15.07 --> 00:04:17.06 And then I'll go up to the control panel, 115 00:04:17.06 --> 00:04:19.09 and what you want to do is click on the second icon 116 00:04:19.09 --> 00:04:22.07 convert selected anchor points to smooth. 117 00:04:22.07 --> 00:04:25.09 After which point, if I were to drag this control handle 118 00:04:25.09 --> 00:04:27.07 you can see that the opposite one 119 00:04:27.07 --> 00:04:29.05 moves in the opposite direction. 120 00:04:29.05 --> 00:04:31.05 So we do, indeed, have a smooth point. 121 00:04:31.05 --> 00:04:34.00 Alright, I'll go ahead and undo that move. 122 00:04:34.00 --> 00:04:36.02 And I'll once again duplicate this layer 123 00:04:36.02 --> 00:04:38.05 by clicking on a fly-up menu icon, 124 00:04:38.05 --> 00:04:39.07 in the top right corner of the layers panel, 125 00:04:39.07 --> 00:04:42.08 and choosing duplicate joined rings this time around. 126 00:04:42.08 --> 00:04:45.05 And then I'll turn off the original layer, to protect it, 127 00:04:45.05 --> 00:04:47.02 I'll double-click on an empty portion 128 00:04:47.02 --> 00:04:50.00 of the new layer and I'll call this guy, 129 00:04:50.00 --> 00:04:52.00 primitives this time around 130 00:04:52.00 --> 00:04:57.00 and I'll change it's color to violet and then click OK. 131 00:04:57.00 --> 00:04:58.00 Alright, now you want to return 132 00:04:58.00 --> 00:04:59.03 to that layers panel fly up menu 133 00:04:59.03 --> 00:05:02.08 and make sure this command, Paste Remembers Layers, 134 00:05:02.08 --> 00:05:03.09 is turned off. 135 00:05:03.09 --> 00:05:06.02 And then, go ahead and press Control + F, 136 00:05:06.02 --> 00:05:09.06 or Command + F on a Mac, to bring back those segments 137 00:05:09.06 --> 00:05:13.00 that you cut just a moment ago. 138 00:05:13.00 --> 00:05:14.07 Alright, now I want to be able to tell them apart, 139 00:05:14.07 --> 00:05:16.02 so I'm going to press the V key 140 00:05:16.02 --> 00:05:18.04 to switch to my black arrow tool. 141 00:05:18.04 --> 00:05:19.07 And I'll go ahead and partially marquee 142 00:05:19.07 --> 00:05:21.01 these guys down here. 143 00:05:21.01 --> 00:05:24.08 So you just want to select these four right hand half circles. 144 00:05:24.08 --> 00:05:27.05 And then go ahead and change the color 145 00:05:27.05 --> 00:05:29.09 of their strokes to let's say orange. 146 00:05:29.09 --> 00:05:31.06 Just so they stand out. 147 00:05:31.06 --> 00:05:33.06 And I really want these guys to be in front 148 00:05:33.06 --> 00:05:34.09 of all the other paths, so, 149 00:05:34.09 --> 00:05:36.06 I'll write click in the document window, 150 00:05:36.06 --> 00:05:39.03 choose a range, and choose bring to front. 151 00:05:39.03 --> 00:05:42.02 Or you have that shortcut of Control Shift Right Bracket, 152 00:05:42.02 --> 00:05:44.08 that's Command Shift Right Bracket on a Mac. 153 00:05:44.08 --> 00:05:47.01 And then we need to join the path's together, 154 00:05:47.01 --> 00:05:49.07 just by pressing Control + J, 155 00:05:49.07 --> 00:05:51.05 or Command + J on the Mac. 156 00:05:51.05 --> 00:05:53.03 And that's going to give us some extra segments, 157 00:05:53.03 --> 00:05:54.09 don't worry about those, 158 00:05:54.09 --> 00:05:56.04 we'll get rid of those in a moment. 159 00:05:56.04 --> 00:05:58.04 Then you want to marquee these guys 160 00:05:58.04 --> 00:06:00.04 so all the left hand half circles 161 00:06:00.04 --> 00:06:02.02 up here at the top of the document. 162 00:06:02.02 --> 00:06:04.07 And let's change the color of these strokes to red, 163 00:06:04.07 --> 00:06:08.00 let's say, just so that they stand out as well. 164 00:06:08.00 --> 00:06:09.01 I want them to be in front, 165 00:06:09.01 --> 00:06:10.07 so I'll press Control + Shift + Right Bracket, 166 00:06:10.07 --> 00:06:13.02 that's Command + Shift + Right Bracket on a Mac, 167 00:06:13.02 --> 00:06:14.05 to bring them forward. 168 00:06:14.05 --> 00:06:17.00 And I'll press Control + J or Command + J on a Mac, 169 00:06:17.00 --> 00:06:19.04 to join them together as well. 170 00:06:19.04 --> 00:06:20.05 Alright, and now we need to go back 171 00:06:20.05 --> 00:06:22.06 and grab the two largest circles. 172 00:06:22.06 --> 00:06:24.07 So, go ahead and turn off the primitives layer, 173 00:06:24.07 --> 00:06:27.07 for a moment, and turn on the at rings layer. 174 00:06:27.07 --> 00:06:30.01 And then click on this top circle to select it, 175 00:06:30.01 --> 00:06:32.03 and Shift click on this bottom circle. 176 00:06:32.03 --> 00:06:34.03 So we want the two outside circles 177 00:06:34.03 --> 00:06:35.09 at which point press Control + C, 178 00:06:35.09 --> 00:06:38.03 or Command + C on a Mac, in order to copy them. 179 00:06:38.03 --> 00:06:41.07 Then turn that layer off, turn the primitives layer back on 180 00:06:41.07 --> 00:06:44.04 click on it to select it, and press Control + F, 181 00:06:44.04 --> 00:06:47.03 or Command F on the Mac, to paste those shapes in front. 182 00:06:47.03 --> 00:06:49.06 And then change the color of the strokes 183 00:06:49.06 --> 00:06:53.00 to, let's say, this shade of blue right here. 184 00:06:53.00 --> 00:06:56.06 Alright, now we need to subtract the top circle 185 00:06:56.06 --> 00:06:58.07 from this orange shape right here. 186 00:06:58.07 --> 00:07:01.06 And so, go ahead and click on the orange shape to select it. 187 00:07:01.06 --> 00:07:03.06 And then Shift click on the top circle 188 00:07:03.06 --> 00:07:05.05 to select it as well. 189 00:07:05.05 --> 00:07:07.06 And you should see that just these shapes 190 00:07:07.06 --> 00:07:09.09 are selected at this point in time. 191 00:07:09.09 --> 00:07:11.05 And with those shapes selected, 192 00:07:11.05 --> 00:07:14.07 go to the window menu and choose the pathfinder command 193 00:07:14.07 --> 00:07:16.06 to bring up the pathfinder panel 194 00:07:16.06 --> 00:07:18.06 and then click on the second shape mode 195 00:07:18.06 --> 00:07:22.06 minus front in order to cut that path away. 196 00:07:22.06 --> 00:07:24.06 Alright, now we want to do the same thing 197 00:07:24.06 --> 00:07:27.00 with the bottom circle and the red path. 198 00:07:27.00 --> 00:07:28.05 So I'll go ahead and click on the red path 199 00:07:28.05 --> 00:07:30.04 and then Shift click on the bottom circle. 200 00:07:30.04 --> 00:07:32.09 And once again, click minus front, 201 00:07:32.09 --> 00:07:35.07 in order to reapply that mode, 202 00:07:35.07 --> 00:07:38.04 or if you like, you've got a keyboard shortcut, 203 00:07:38.04 --> 00:07:41.01 of Control + four, or Command + four on a Mac, 204 00:07:41.01 --> 00:07:43.07 which repeats the last pathfinder. 205 00:07:43.07 --> 00:07:46.02 Alright, now I'll go ahead and hide that panel. 206 00:07:46.02 --> 00:07:47.05 And now what we need to do 207 00:07:47.05 --> 00:07:49.08 is get rid of these extra segments here. 208 00:07:49.08 --> 00:07:51.02 And so I'm going to press the A key, 209 00:07:51.02 --> 00:07:52.08 to switch to my white arrow tool. 210 00:07:52.08 --> 00:07:55.00 And I'm going to click on this segment right there. 211 00:07:55.00 --> 00:07:56.08 So make sure you just select the segment 212 00:07:56.08 --> 00:07:58.08 then Shift click on this one 213 00:07:58.08 --> 00:08:02.03 and now, Shift click on these two vertical segments. 214 00:08:02.03 --> 00:08:04.05 You won't see anything happen, in other words, 215 00:08:04.05 --> 00:08:06.03 the appearance of the selection will not change, 216 00:08:06.03 --> 00:08:08.01 but as long as you Shift click on both of those, 217 00:08:08.01 --> 00:08:09.02 you will select them, 218 00:08:09.02 --> 00:08:11.02 independently of all the anchor points. 219 00:08:11.02 --> 00:08:13.04 At which point, go ahead and press the Backspace key, 220 00:08:13.04 --> 00:08:14.04 or the Delete key on the Mac, 221 00:08:14.04 --> 00:08:15.05 to get rid of them. 222 00:08:15.05 --> 00:08:17.04 And now we need to repeat that operation 223 00:08:17.04 --> 00:08:19.00 on the red path outline, 224 00:08:19.00 --> 00:08:21.02 so click on one segment, Shift click on the other 225 00:08:21.02 --> 00:08:23.08 and then Shift click on the two vertical segments 226 00:08:23.08 --> 00:08:26.02 and press the Backspace key, or the Delete key on the Mac, 227 00:08:26.02 --> 00:08:27.08 to get rid of them. 228 00:08:27.08 --> 00:08:30.03 Alright, now we need to join all this junk together 229 00:08:30.03 --> 00:08:32.02 and the easiest way to do that, 230 00:08:32.02 --> 00:08:33.06 without making a big mess, 231 00:08:33.06 --> 00:08:37.06 is to just marquee each pair of points, like so. 232 00:08:37.06 --> 00:08:39.03 So I'm marquee-ing this top pair of points. 233 00:08:39.03 --> 00:08:41.05 There's one point directly on top of another. 234 00:08:41.05 --> 00:08:43.03 And then I'll just press Control + J, 235 00:08:43.03 --> 00:08:45.01 or Command + J on the Mac, to join them. 236 00:08:45.01 --> 00:08:47.09 And now I'll marquee these guys and press Control + J, 237 00:08:47.09 --> 00:08:50.06 and marquee these guys, that's Command + J on the Mac, 238 00:08:50.06 --> 00:08:53.04 marquee these two and press Control or Command + J. 239 00:08:53.04 --> 00:08:54.06 But don't do it yet. 240 00:08:54.06 --> 00:08:56.00 Because if you do it at this point, 241 00:08:56.00 --> 00:08:57.09 then Illustrator will get mad at you. 242 00:08:57.09 --> 00:08:59.03 And so I'll just go ahead and click OK 243 00:08:59.03 --> 00:09:00.06 to dismiss that message. 244 00:09:00.06 --> 00:09:03.05 What you need to do is, deselect the at sign, 245 00:09:03.05 --> 00:09:06.05 by Shift Alt, or Shift Option, 246 00:09:06.05 --> 00:09:09.00 clicking on it's outline, twice, 247 00:09:09.00 --> 00:09:11.09 in order to turn that guy off, like so. 248 00:09:11.09 --> 00:09:13.04 At which point, just these two anchor points 249 00:09:13.04 --> 00:09:15.00 will be selected, which means, 250 00:09:15.00 --> 00:09:17.03 you can press Control + J, or Command + J on a Mac, 251 00:09:17.03 --> 00:09:18.08 in order to join them. 252 00:09:18.08 --> 00:09:20.09 Alright, now we need to repeat the operation 253 00:09:20.09 --> 00:09:23.00 for these bottom points. 254 00:09:23.00 --> 00:09:24.05 And I'm getting an error message, 255 00:09:24.05 --> 00:09:26.05 the reason, you can read it if you like, 256 00:09:26.05 --> 00:09:27.07 but the reason I'm seeing the message 257 00:09:27.07 --> 00:09:29.04 is because I'm trying to join 258 00:09:29.04 --> 00:09:31.09 points together from two different groups. 259 00:09:31.09 --> 00:09:34.06 And so, what I need to do is press the V key 260 00:09:34.06 --> 00:09:36.03 to switch to my black arrow tool. 261 00:09:36.03 --> 00:09:38.04 And I'll just go ahead and marquee all these paths. 262 00:09:38.04 --> 00:09:40.04 I accidentally selected the at sign, 263 00:09:40.04 --> 00:09:41.05 and so I'll Shift click on it, 264 00:09:41.05 --> 00:09:42.08 in order to turn it off. 265 00:09:42.08 --> 00:09:45.01 Notice that I do indeed, see the word group 266 00:09:45.01 --> 00:09:47.05 over here in the far left side of the control panel. 267 00:09:47.05 --> 00:09:49.00 I've really selected two groups, 268 00:09:49.00 --> 00:09:51.04 but I can ungroup both of them at the same time 269 00:09:51.04 --> 00:09:52.09 by going to the object menu 270 00:09:52.09 --> 00:09:55.01 and choosing the ungroup command. 271 00:09:55.01 --> 00:09:56.08 Alright, having done that, I'll press the A key 272 00:09:56.08 --> 00:09:58.04 to switch back to my white arrow tool. 273 00:09:58.04 --> 00:10:00.00 I'll marquee this pair of points 274 00:10:00.00 --> 00:10:01.03 and I'll press Control + J, 275 00:10:01.03 --> 00:10:03.04 or Command + J on the Mac, to join them. 276 00:10:03.04 --> 00:10:05.07 I'll marquee these guys, Control or Command + J. 277 00:10:05.07 --> 00:10:07.07 Marquee these guys, Control or Command + J. 278 00:10:07.07 --> 00:10:11.00 Marquee these guys, don't wanma select the A, however, 279 00:10:11.00 --> 00:10:13.07 so I'll Shift Alt click, twice, 280 00:10:13.07 --> 00:10:16.09 on the outline of the at symbol to turn it off. 281 00:10:16.09 --> 00:10:18.07 And then I'll press Control or Command + J, 282 00:10:18.07 --> 00:10:22.00 in order to join that last pair of anchor points. 283 00:10:22.00 --> 00:10:23.07 Now once again we have cusp points, 284 00:10:23.07 --> 00:10:25.02 as you can see right here. 285 00:10:25.02 --> 00:10:26.05 That's not what I want. 286 00:10:26.05 --> 00:10:28.07 So I'll go ahead and marquee all of these points, 287 00:10:28.07 --> 00:10:32.08 and I'll Shift marquee all these points, like so. 288 00:10:32.08 --> 00:10:35.05 And then I'll go up here to the control panel 289 00:10:35.05 --> 00:10:37.03 and I'll click on that second icon, 290 00:10:37.03 --> 00:10:39.07 convert selected anchor points to smooth. 291 00:10:39.07 --> 00:10:42.05 Now notice that I do have the at signs selected as well, 292 00:10:42.05 --> 00:10:44.03 but that doesn't actually matter. 293 00:10:44.03 --> 00:10:46.00 And to demonstrate that that's the case 294 00:10:46.00 --> 00:10:49.03 I'll just go ahead and select this bottom anchor point again 295 00:10:49.03 --> 00:10:52.01 and notice if I drag once of the control handles 296 00:10:52.01 --> 00:10:55.08 the opposite one moves, in the opposite direction. 297 00:10:55.08 --> 00:10:58.02 Alright, I'll press Control + Z, or Command + Z on a Mac 298 00:10:58.02 --> 00:10:59.07 to undo that change. 299 00:10:59.07 --> 00:11:01.02 And then I'll press the V key 300 00:11:01.02 --> 00:11:03.02 to switch to my black arrow tool. 301 00:11:03.02 --> 00:11:05.09 And I'll click on any one of these path's to select it. 302 00:11:05.09 --> 00:11:10.00 Notice, in all, we have four different path outlines, 303 00:11:10.00 --> 00:11:12.00 that are interacting with each other. 304 00:11:12.00 --> 00:11:13.02 Of course I don't want to move them, 305 00:11:13.02 --> 00:11:14.01 so I'll press Control + Z, 306 00:11:14.01 --> 00:11:15.08 or Command + Z on a Mac, a few times, 307 00:11:15.08 --> 00:11:17.04 to put them back where they go. 308 00:11:17.04 --> 00:11:19.02 And then with one of them selected, 309 00:11:19.02 --> 00:11:20.03 I'll go up to this icon, 310 00:11:20.03 --> 00:11:21.09 on the right side of the control panel, 311 00:11:21.09 --> 00:11:24.06 select similar objects and click on it. 312 00:11:24.06 --> 00:11:26.07 That will select all those red strokes 313 00:11:26.07 --> 00:11:30.04 and then I'll change the color of the strokes to black. 314 00:11:30.04 --> 00:11:32.06 In order to produce this effect here. 315 00:11:32.06 --> 00:11:35.01 And finally, a click off the paths to deselect them. 316 00:11:35.01 --> 00:11:36.08 I will turn off the guides layer, 317 00:11:36.08 --> 00:11:40.03 and I'll zoom in slightly as well. 318 00:11:40.03 --> 00:11:42.03 And that's how you take that bullseye logo 319 00:11:42.03 --> 00:11:45.06 and turn it into a pattern of interwoven rings, 320 00:11:45.06 --> 00:11:47.06 here inside Illustrator.