How to Make a Honeycomb Photo Grid in Adobe Illustrator Tutorial

[@rogermarquez1314]

No BS, no fancy intro, no nothing, just straight to the point and getting down to business. LOVE IT!

[@denhamk]

Learned some good techniques.. thank you so much…

[@erobiamshinima3766]

You are a tutor bro 😍😁✌

[@samuelburnley1846]

WOW! I wish I had found this two weeks ago. I've been trying to do the same thing, but going about it all wrong. What an immense help. Thank you!

[@MattBorchert]

Glad I could help!

[@CookieZ3353]

Holy cow! I wish I could learn and work as fast as you talk! I was able to follow along, amazingly, even after downing a margarita!

[@Mama2MissMiley]

I've set a goal for myself to learn Illustrator this year and your videos are amazing!! I'm so excited to learn more!

[@MattBorchert]

Thanks and good luck! :)

[@hk6861]

Loved this tutorial! Thanks Matt!! More like this please :)

[@sitatt]

Excellent, clear tutorial! Thank you!

[@samk5244]

Your videos are great! Thanks so much for posting

[@MattBorchert]

Thanks Sam!

[@JoeBodego]

Great video, the honeycomb has always been an issue for me . One thing, instead of cut and paste in illustrator you could have gone to (release layers "Sequence").

[@afridifacebook]

This was helpful af! Earned a like and my subscription halfway thru the video! :v Thanks for making these tutorials ^_^

[@MattBorchert]

Thanks for watching :)

[@alexfranko7660]

How can I get those color style of photoshop at the time frame of 0:13. please help.

[@sdavis9602]

Matt....Thank for the video great content. I'm fairly new working with this program and I wanted to know that once you've created the design, I tried to rasterize and create a vector image but it make the image blurred and cartoonish. Do you have a recommendation to ensure the image is sharp and ready for use?

[@Grabster]

Why not make a Clipping Mask? its way too easy... Thanks for the tut btw :)

[@MattBorchert]

No problem - and clipping masks work just fine, but I noticed if you used a clipping mask on a bunch of big images inside Illustrator and then try to copy and paste it out into something like Photoshop the program would freak out and freeze / crash. If you're handling all your exporting from Illustrator I don't think that would be an issue.

[@Grabster]

I know you said that :) and i was talking about Photoshop.. Clipping mask is not a match for illustrator :D thanks anyway ^_^

[@MattBorchert]

Oh haha. Yeah I think that boils down to personal preference and whatever works best for you. I really like the flexibility of a standard layer mask, and it's what I've pretty much always used, so that's what I decided to show. If you prefer clipping masks by all means use those instead. :D