Pen anchor card
Can source: 800 × 1200. Draw clockwise. These targets are a starting scaffold; use the visible boundary to judge the actual curve. A drag direction describes the forward handle while you create that point.
| Point | Canvas position | Initial drag direction | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 400,85 | Right ≈80 px | Top-centre rim |
| 2 | 581,118 | Down ≈16 px | Right rim |
| 3 | 574,146 | Down ≈14 px | Narrow neck |
| 4 | 610,222 | Down ≈64 px | Right shoulder into side |
| 5 | 610,1019 | Down ≈29 px | Lower right side |
| 6 | 574,1090 | Down-left ≈34 px | Lower-right round |
| 7 | 400,1113 | Left ≈60 px | Bottom centre |
| 8 | 226,1090 | Up-left ≈16 px | Lower-left round |
| 9 | 190,1019 | Up ≈26 px | Left side |
| 10 | 190,222 | Up ≈35 px | Left shoulder |
| 11 | 226,146 | Up ≈11 px | Narrow neck |
| 12 | 219,118 | Up ≈18 px | Left rim; close at point 1 |
Remember: click = corner; click-drag = smooth point. White-arrow Direct Selection moves a point or handle. Alt/Option separates a handle direction when necessary. A long straight side needs few anchors. Save the closed path as Can outline.
Do not include the floor shadow. Do not add extra points simply to chase pixel texture. Inspect at 200% for editing and 100% for the final edge. The full labelled map is included in the separate Pen card.
Trace the object—not the shadow.
