Our third method with the eventual so we want to draw this guy, how do we do that?
This kind of her kids you can click on stick it up, come over here.
Of course, do like this and come over here, do like this and cancel and come back and do like this.
Come here and cancel and so on and so forth.
But you have created many anchors.
What you want to do is to reduce the number of anchors.
Hence this third method.
I'm going to click and drag it up just up to here.
Come over here and click and drag it down.
OK, so now I have a perfect growth.
I have the outgoing just going down.
I don't want to cancel it because of I can cancer that, you know, it's not going to work, we have
seen that.
So the best way is to change the direction of the outgoing handle.
To do that, it's very easy.
You press the option and then it becomes just the big ainaro.
You click on the handle and take it up or down or left or right.
But actually, you're changing the direction.
Then you can continue and click and drag now do the same apps option.
I did not even release and then just put it over here.
OK, now I released Click and Drag.
OK, we're over here now.
Best option and take it up or change direction and then come back here.
And here you are.
But now look at the number of points I have created.
Only five of them instead of having 10, in fact.
All right.
OK, so this is a better method.
Let's call this the option method then.
It's actually a very nice method to create some very complicated path.
Let's go to something, you know, that we will use let's draw this both together.
So I have here a hard corner.
I'm going to click once and come over here.
OK, as far as this click and drag, just a bit.
Now, I'm going to come over here and actually I need one point.
So I'm going to click onepoint.
Come to this guy here, click and drag.
OK, so not this I'm going to, you know, just adjust it.
OK, here you are using the Comanche.
Come to this handle and just pull it down over here, OK?
If you get this big guys and you don't want them, really can come to stroke and use the last option,
the very rarely used option, Bevell.
Here you are.
You have a cut here.
Let me show you.
If I zoom in, it's cut just like the old ones.
Let's zoom out a bit and come over here now, use the key, OK, and try to adjust.
This one is not working with me, so I'm going to select it.
So I press command.
Come over here now, press the option and change directions.
Here you are.
OK, you will have some kind of a point, but it's OK.
You can even adjust further.
OK, to walk a very fine.
Let's do this one of the best ways to make minimum anchors, so I'm one year one here, one here, and
just click and drag on this one.
OK.
And use the comment now and just adjust the curve as much as possible.
I'm not being perfect, but you understand here how it's going to work here.
Also, I'm going to use one to come over here, just over here at the end and use it and, you know,
use the curve.
OK.
Now, I don't want the outgoing.
I want the straight.
I can click once.
So I converted, then go here and here and obviously on this side I close it.
Here you are.
You have done it.
Let's go to the ultimate one, which is the crown, and this is what I would like you to work on.
This will be actually your assignment to create this crown using the pental only.
And I will see you in the assignment.