Make sure to use the file that I provided with this project as reference. It contains two layers. One is the grid. The second one is that two holding point points inside of the two by three rectangle. I save it in a different name to keep this this file intact. I name it bookmark B, because I'm working on the letter B.

And before I start, I open the tools that I need the most. Here I use the pen tool. If you look at the small rectangle next to it, it means there are more options. Click on the click on it and click on the rectangle here and dock it next to me geometric tools, the scissor tool and go to window for Pathfinder. You have also aligned and transform. Before I start, I make a new layer, name it sketch.

It's the layer where I'm going to put the letter P. I go to five place, get the letter that I scanned and put it on this live. I go to transparency and I put it to multiply and I make it smaller to fit inside the boxes. And I love the layer because my sketches on grid paper. I'm gonna hide the layer grid because it's distracting. And I create a new layer for the letter V, and I name it letter B. And I go to the stroke for and I choose a bright color.

So it chose more from different players and go to the geometric shapes and start with circle. You can choose shift to restrain the proportions and out to copy the port. If you're changing the size and the stroke got lighter or thicker, go to illustrator preference general and uncheck the skin stroke effects. Now, if you copy your form and change the size, the stroke stays the same orange juice shift if you wanna have a circle and I'll copy the form Now, I use the center to slice parts of the circles can use the shortcut see forces and be for selection Just don't do I tried to slides the parts that I don't need go to pen tool to join the points that are slides here, those two points 10 selected and go to Object path john If you are on the fence and you need to change or remove one point 10 click on minus and you have The fan pool was minus two remove a point and here's my letter B