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Using the Shape Builder tool, you’ll start out by creating a more complex bird shape from a series of simpler shapes like circles and squares. This tool allows you to visually and intuitively merge, delete, fill, and edit overlapping shapes and paths directly in the artwork. The first method you will learn for combining shapes involves working with the Shape Builder tool ( ). In this section, you’ll explore a few of the more widely used methods for combining shapes. The resulting paths or shapes differ depending on the method you use to combine the paths. A lot of the time, creating more complex shapes from simpler shapes can be easier than trying to create them with drawing tools like the Pen tool. In Illustrator, you can combine vector objects in a variety of ways. Position the pointer over the blue anchor point on the path on the left side (see the figure), and when you see the word “anchor,” click to cut the path at that point. With the shape selected, in the Tools panel, click and hold down the Eraser tool ( ), and select the Scissors tool ( ). Select the Selection tool ( ) in the Tools panel, and click the red shape to select it.Select the Zoom tool ( ) in the Tools panel, and click twice on the red shape in the upper-right corner of the artboard to zoom in.Choose “2 Bird 1” from the Artboard Navigation menu in the lower-left corner of the Document window.Choose View > Smart Guides to ensure that they are on.Next, you’ll cut a shape with the Scissors tool to reshape it. You’ll start with the Scissors tool ( ), which splits a path at an anchor point or on a line segment and makes an open path. There are several tools that allow you to cut and divide shapes. You’ll also explore other methods for transforming artwork in Lesson 5, “Transforming Artwork.” Cutting with the Scissors tool
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