6. Tidying up Detailed Motifs
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A. Tidying up accessories
I draw more details on the motifs that represent the boyfriend.
Again, I use the [Chalk] pen for the lines and the Triangle brush for the color, leaving visible brush strokes.
B. Drawing the garland
I move on to the garland of red thread which extends from the girl’s little finger.
Since I want to draw a neat streamlined shape, I use the [Curve ruler] tool.
Note: To learn more about drawing curves and adjusting the ruler used in this lesson, refer to the following TIPS lesson.
▼ Mastering Bezier curves: Cubic Bezier curves
I plot the overall points according to the rough draft, then use the [Correct line] tool > [Control point] to adjust the curve with control points.
The entire curve ruler looks like this.
Now that the ruler is ready, I select the [Chalk] pen and display the [Window] menu > [Sub tool detail] palette.
On the [Sub tool detail] palette, I go to [Correction] and turn on [Able to snap]. With this setting on, I draw the line.
The line snaps to the ruler neatly.
After drawing the curve, I turn off [Able to snap] and then redraw the triangular flags.
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