In the mode property box, select the goldfish item in the “spray list file list”, which means “goldfish”. Then paint freely in the work area. At this point, you will see various patterns of goldfish being used as a brush, distributed along the direction of the path. The longer and more routes are drawn, the more goldfish will appear in quantity and types. Picture 05

Since it is a vector drawing, we do not have to care about the size of these goldfish images. Select the two of the goldfish that you think are the most beautiful, and then delete the other art goldfish path. However, in most cases, the goldfish we choose will all belong to the same artistic path as other unwanted goldfish. The two goldfish in Figure 06 belong to the same artistic pen path.

Assuming that we have selected this white goldfish, we must separate it from it. First click on the menu "Arrange - Split Art Pen Group" command to separate the goldfish and bubble patterns from the art brush. However, the separated pattern is still a group object, so we must click on the menu "Arrange - cancel the group" command. At this point, we can separate this white goldfish from the entire pattern. The remaining goldfish and bubble patterns are deleted. After properly scaling the goldfish, move it to the lower left corner of the box, as shown in Figure 07.

In the same way, we will select a goldfish, separate it, and then make an appropriate reduction, then place it in the upper right corner of the box, as shown in Figure 08.

Use Text Tools to pull a text entry field on the box and enter words such as "Gold Fish Feed". Then when the text object is in the selected state, select a font for the text in the text property box. Here, I select “Han Ding Fan Kanting”, font size is 24, and friends who do not have the font can choose other fonts. Font instead.

Right-click on the text object and select the "Convert to curve" command from the pop-up menu. At this point, the text object is converted to an ordinary path object, which can no longer be edited using text tools. Therefore, when using this step of operation, be sure to confirm that the text input and settings have no problem.

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