Hi there, welcome again to the bench.
It's going to be amazing, this video now when you're using the pen tool, you want to do with the minimum
points possible.
It would be very good later on for your graphics and the certainly will gain experience how to have
the minimum anchors.
So let's take this example.
First of all, I go for the Pentel.
I'm going to zoom in, OK, just here.
I can click and drag up OK, because I want to go this way now, of course, you might think, OK,
I'll put one here, but better yet, try to put one here and write down perfect.
And then try to put one here and back up.
Also perfect and then come over here and back down here you are, OK, maybe you changed the position
a bit.
I guess something like this.
This is too long.
You adjusted.
So I actually used only four and not one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, whatever.
OK, so think about it.
When you're working with the Pentagon, how to reduce the number of anchor points, you will see, it
will be very useful.
Let's come to this drawing here.
We have here Curve's and we have Dateline's How to go about.
Well, when I used the bentwood click and drag up, of course, now I'm going to come just over here
and click and drag up.
OK, that's going to make me a problem for now because of this.
Good.
The primitive way to go about it or the beginning of the way to go about it is to add more anchor points
here, so I'm going to do it better now.
Take it up just like this, not more.
And come over here, then come over here.
And if I do, a curve here is not going to work.
So I need One-Click because I need this one to be straight.
OK, so I cannot have a curve here.
Now I can use the White Arrow or press komansky come over here and adjust this guy that I couldn't I
just before because it was depending on this.
Now I come over here and just do the same.
And of course here I need one point here is going to walk a bit fine.
One point here.
So it's one click and then click and drag here.
Of course, there are other ways to do this.
It would look even better.
Here we are.
This is really mixing, you know, straight lines with curves and clicking once or click and drag.
I press escape and let's go and do this little guy here is a bit amazing.
Now I'm going to show you another method, how to handle the handles.
Let's take the pencil.
And I'm gonna click once here only once.
Then I want to do this curve here.
So I'm going to click here and just do it like this.
I have a perfect curve, but I have a problem.
This guy this handily first is long.
Second, I really don't want to do I want to go that direction, the opposite direction.
The first way how to resolve this is to come over and you point slowly, slowly.
You point on the anchor and notice that the Pentagon has changed and you have this little arrow or a
peak.
This means I'm going to cancel the handle, the outgoing and the incoming handle.
If you click on it, once the handle has gone, now you're free.
So you can come over here and you're happy you do like this, something like this.
And I come back and say, I don't want this handed out.
Going one click on it is gone.
And then you come over here and you do just like this and you say, I don't want this handle because
you might want to continue.
This is how to cancel the handle.
Let me repeat for you, OK, it's very easy.
Just come over here.
I said I don't want this handle.
Just bring it nearer, not as the peak and click on it and then come back here and do like this.
And you're not click on it.
When you see that, you see this kind of conversion, if you like, if you come to the pental and don't
click you and not there is anchor point to this is actually a convert point, but I don't know why they
call it here.
Anchor point.
It converts the anchor points.
Now, let's zoom in and let's try to do this guy here, so I'm going to click here once, click over
here and go like this.
Very nice.
Then I want the outgoing click on it.
I'm going to zoom in so you see better.
OK, and then click here and then covid simple, ok?
Not simply I need to change the upper one and then no outgoing.
Remove it.
Can I use the command key and just click here and bring it forward.
Perfect.
And this guy maybe we just do it like this.
OK, something like this.
You can adjust it the way you would like.
Fine.
I'm going to come over here and click and drag.
OK.
Just like this.
And then release and then click here, I will remove it, then come back to this guy and do like this,
click on the point itself.
You notice the conversion and so on.
Now, it became very easy.
If tried to do it in any other way, it is going to give you some trouble.
OK, click here.
The way I do is click and drag.
OK, then click to remove and then click here.
And I call it click to remove and then click here, and if you want to remove also, it will be quite
good.
Komansky You can change the position here.
So as simple as this, it's going to be looking quite good, you can adjust it, OK?
In fact, he's going to be perfect.
I'm going in a bit speedy.
In the next video, I'm going to show you another option, which is the most common that they use,
I like very much disctrict to remove.
It's very nice.
And I'm going to draw with you this one here to show you the second option that you can use.
So this option was click to remove.
So we're going to use the option to choose the option.
See you then.