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Pearson Education, Inc., 221 River Street, Hoboken, New Jersey 07030, (Pearson) presents this site to provide information about Adobe Press products and services that can be purchased through this site. All play an important part in working with the Pen tool, as you'll see. Figure2 shows five of the main parts of a path, including anchor points (selected and unselected), line segments, direction points, and direction handles. There are also many pieces to a path in Illustrator.

As you draw with the Pen tool, you can create smooth and/or corner points on a path to change the path's shape and direction.

Corner points are where a path abruptly changes direction (see Figure 2).

Smooth points are where anchor points connect two line segments as a continuous curve.

There are two types of anchor points for paths in Illustrator: Here are a few things I'll cover:įirst let's take a quick look at the terminology behind paths in Illustrator, which you'll need to understand for working with the Pen tool. This article is intended for those of us who have started working with the Pen tool and want to take it to the next level, so to speak. Once you understand how it "thinks" and you remember the various keyboard shortcuts, you can draw virtually pain-free in Illustrator. These days, I enjoy attacking a path with it. After a painful battle with Illustrator, I slowly built up a tolerance to the Pen tool and its ways.