Using the cube in the upper left-hand corner, select which side of your grid you want an object to snap to. To use this tool, first select the tool itself, which will make a grid appear on your artboard. The perspective grid allows you to make your drawing look 3D by giving them depth and spatial awareness. This tool is sort of confusing to use at first, but it can be really helpful in making perspective drawings. This tool makes more sense when you play around with it, or here's a video tutorial for you to watch and get a better understand of both the live paint bucket and live paint selection tool. This tool allows you to select individual segments from your live paint area, and change their attributes (color, line weight, etc.). Cool huh?! - Live Paint Selection Tool (Shift+L) For example, if you had a circle with a big line going through the middle of it, you could fill each side of that circle, even though that line isn’t actually connected to the shape itself. The cool thing about this tool is that you can fill sections of shapes that are separated by individual lines. The one important step to this process, however, is to make sure that the object(s) you want to be filled is selected first. The live paint bucket allows you to fill shapes quickly and easily with color or patterns. Once you release your mouse, your new shape will be created! - Live Paint Bucket (K) Once all of the shapes selected, select the shape builder tool and click and drag a line between every shape you want to combine. The shape builder tool allows you to easily combine multiple, overlapping shapes in order to create one large, combined shape. This tool makes your shape or line wavy, adding uneven bumps and squiggles into your paths. It also works on both shapes and lines and can be increased by clicking and dragging. The crystalize tool looks similar to the scallop tool, but with stronger peaks and shallower valleys. The intensity of these bumps increases the more you click and drag. This tool adds 3 little peaks and valleys to your shape or line every time you click. The scallop tool works on both shapes and lines, and it makes both indents and outward bumps, depending on which area of the shape you place the tool. This tool also works on both shapes and lines, and in contrast to the pucker tool, it bloats the shape, adding extra bumps to the outside of your shapes or lines. This tool works on both shapes and lines. The pucker tool creates weird, pointed divots in your shape.Īgain, the longer you hold down the tool on the shape and the more you click and drag the tool over the shape, the more prominent these features become. To use, just click and hold on the shape you want twirled – and voila! - Pucker Tool This tool only works on shapes and not lines, and the shape you want to twirl must be selected before you select the actual tool itself.
The twirl tool distorts shapes by creating a swirl within them. The amount you click, hold and drag will adjust the strength or depth of the indents. The warp tool works on both shapes and lines and creates warped indents into your vector drawings.
It allows you to click on areas of a line and make the stroke thicker or thinner. This tool only works on lines, not shapes.
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