to make the view closer or further away without changing the size of the objects

to line up objects neatly, either side by side or on top of each other

the line around the outside of a shape, which you can change the colour, thickness or style of

Making effective drawings

Computing

Shape and line tools

Creating images using vector graphics

Layers and objects

Manipulating objects

Create a vector drawing

In this unit pupils discover how to use drawing tools to create vector images. They will recognise that images in vector drawings are created using shapes and lines and individual elements are called a objects. Pupils use layering, grouping and duplication to create more complex images.

Introduction to vector graphics

view objects more closely without altering their size

by changing their size, position or style

How can objects be modified to create a new image?

What does the border of a shape refer to?

When resizing an object, what tool is most useful?

Which of the following can be combined to create a vector drawing?

What does it mean when an object in a vector drawing is editable?

What happens when an object is duplicated in a vector drawing?

What is the purpose of a handle in a vector drawing?

What action involves turning an object around a fixed point?

What is the result of combining different shapes in a vector drawing?

Making effective drawings

Lesson outcome