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Selecione a ferramenta Curvatura na barra de ferramentas. Antes de começar a usá-la, defina sua cor de preenchimento como Nenhuma e selecione uma cor de traçado no painel Propriedades.
Exercício 1
Clique uma vez no centro de cada guia circular. São necessários apenas quatro cliques para fazer um círculo perfeito.
Exercício 2
Clique uma vez para criar seu primeiro ponto. Clique duas vezes no centro de cada guia circular. Cada clique duplo cria um ponto de vértice com uma linha reta no meio. Para completar a forma, clique duas vezes sobre o primeiro ponto que você adicionou.
Exercício 3
Complete a forma do corpo do violão usando apenas cliques simples para desenhar todo o caminho.
Exercício 4
No Exercício 4, o caminho já foi criado. Primeiro use a ferramenta Seleção para selecionar o caminho. Em seguida, mude para a ferramenta Curvatura e dê um clique duplo no ponto central na parte inferior para fazer uma curva suave. Para praticar, clique no segmento de linha reta diretamente acima e arraste para criar uma curva suave. Para excluir o ponto, clique para selecionar e pressione Delete.
Exercício 5
No Exercício 5, o caminho já foi criado. Use a ferramenta Seleção para escolher o caminho e depois mude para a ferramenta Curvatura. Arraste os pontos médios para ajustar as curvas, como mostrado.
Você está pegando o jeito! Continue praticando. Trace a ilustração na prancheta abaixo e tente mudar as cores de preenchimento e do traçado do seu desenho. Depois, use essas técnicas para desenhar curvas e linhas elegantes nos seus próprios desenhos.
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