So now what we need to do is that we need to keep building this skirt and we can do it from here because
everything else will fit.
It will not be a problem.
However I would like to make something more fancy as usual.
I would like to make a curve which has grad and color so the color changes as it goes.
For example it's one color here.
Then go sets another color here and here.
And the transition between these colors should be really nice.
So what I want to do is to make gradient color for the scurf.
So let's try and do it.
First of all let's insert a line make it perfectly horizontal.
Make it the same width as this.
So how much is this 2.5.
Now it can also do 2.5.
Also let's apply the shadow effected the same one.
And let's bring it closer to here.
Now let's extend it.
Depending on where we want our curve to turn and we can we will do the ex-leader.
First of all let's make the grade in color for this line.
What I want is that now this color here is this one.
So the next color I want to use is this one so this color is already set inside our color palette.
All right so it's easy.
So you go here.
Click on this right click form and shape gradient line.
So here you delete all the middle ones.
Click on this and select the original color and also when to rotate the angle.
This doesn't work
has to be 180.
Now change the positions here.
Right like this and.
Yep and click on this one here and select this color.
All right so now we have our gradient color.
Now let's keep creating this arc.
Here you can just copy the same pieces that you used previously.
All right.
Copy this.
Rotate
and lets group them together and now we have to apply the same color as this and color here.
So right we form a shape so we can choose either we put with one color this one and then we keep doing
gradient colors from here.
Or we can do it on the shape itself but I prefer to keep this half off.
Arc's the same color.
Of course when you apply the shadow effect on it as well.
Otherwise it doesn't work.
You see that's how we do it.
Now let's keep doing exactly the same until we arrive at the button.
So let's copy this line
so you can see because these are two different objects.
Let me let me zoom in.
We can see that there is a shadow here.
So the shadow from this object is falling on base object.
So all we need to do is put this one back.
That's because our shadow goes from left to right.
So depending on the direction of your shadow you have to arrange the objects in the right way.
Now this line I want to transform into this color here because this is another color of our palette.
So for me shape this color here that's it.
And also I want to make it longer so this stays in the sort of the center of the screen.
Now let's copy this whole arc and let's see what that
OK.
Place it here.
It's exactly the same shape and give it just one car.
This one as you can see we again have this shadow problem here.
Also not positioned correctly.
Now let's send it back and that's it.
No more shadow problem.
All right.
And I will accelerate the video a bit because now I think you understand how this works
all right.
So what I wanted to do originally is that this arc here arrived slightly under the slide.
So in order to do that and to keep everything proportional I would need to resize all these arcs and
make them slightly higher like this.
I mean this is all the boring prearrangement moments you cannot get away from them.
That's the time when you can correct mistakes and stuff like this.
It's literally a lot of.
All right.
This is exactly how I wanted my curve.
Let's see how this goes.
All right.
As you can see there are minor mistakes like here.
And this is once again the question of detail arrangement shadows and things like this.
Now it should be better.
This is good.
We have arsenic and as you understand it's possible to keep doing things like this while going down
on the right on the left or up using this pan transition and by starting whatever objects you are finished
in the previous slide by starting them exactly at the same spot on the other side.
As simple as that.