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Dans la barre d’outils, choisissez l’outil Courbure. Avant de commencer à l’utiliser, configurez la couleur de fond sur Aucune et sélectionnez une couleur de contour dans le panneau Propriétés.
Exercice 1
Cliquez une fois au centre de chaque repère circulaire. En seulement quatre clics, vous obtenez un cercle parfait.
Exercice 2
Cliquez une fois pour créer le premier point. Ensuite, double-cliquez au centre de chacun des autres repères circulaires. Chaque double-clic crée un angle avec une ligne droite. Pour terminer la forme, double-cliquez sur le premier point que vous avez placé.
Exercice 3
Finalisez la forme représentant le corps de la guitare en utilisant uniquement des clics simples pour créer le tracé complet.
Exercice 4
Dans l’exercice 4, le tracé a déjà été créé. Tout d’abord, utilisez l’outil Sélection pour sélectionner le tracé. Sélectionnez ensuite l’outil Courbure et double-cliquez sur le point central en bas pour convertir l’angle en courbe lisse. Pour vous entraîner, cliquez sur le segment rectiligne directement au-dessus et tirez dessus pour obtenir une courbe lisse. Pour supprimer le point, sélectionnez-le en cliquant et appuyez sur Supprimer.
Exercice 5
Dans l’exercice 5, le tracé a déjà été créé. Sélectionnez le tracé avec l’outil Sélection, puis passez à l’outil Courbure. Faites glisser les points du milieu pour ajuster leur courbe comme illustré ci-dessous.
Vous avez maintenant compris le principe. Continuez à vous exercer ! Tracez l’illustration sur le plan de travail ci-dessous et essayez de changer les couleurs de fond et de contour de votre dessin. Utilisez ensuite ces techniques pour dessiner des courbes et des lignes élégantes dans vos propres créations.
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