Go ahead and repeat this process for the rest of your shape until it perfectly matches the shape of your subject. This will bring up handles that you can use to change the size and length of the curve. To further match the boundaries of your shape with that of your subject’s, click on one of the nodes. This will curve the line and allow you to shape it according to your subject’s boundaries. Once your image is outlined, we’re going to grab the Edit Paths by Nodes tool, click on the outline to select it, then manually click and drag any of the straight segments of the line. It may help to reduce the opacity of the image in order to add contrast between your shape and the subject. We are going to straighten that out in the next step. Once you’ve outlined your subject, it should look something like the image below. Don’t worry about the rudimentary shape and parts of the subject laying outside of the shape’s boundaries. It’s much easier for me to verbally demonstrate this than it is to type it. It is highly advised that you watch the video at the bottom of the page for this particular step. Make sure to position the anchor points at the peak of curves while allowing for a straight line to run directly through to the next anchor point.
Grab the Bezier Pen and begin to start creating a rudimentary shape that outlines your subject.
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