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Use the "Rectangle tool" to draw a rectangle object in the blank space of the work area first, and then set its width and height to 69 and 15 mm respectively in the property column of the object. Then at the bottom of the toolbar, select Interactive Filling Tools, drag from the top left corner of the rectangle to the bottom right corner, and use a linear gradient fill for the object. At this point, we can see on the object that there is a color gradient control handle connected by a dotted line. By adjusting the length and direction of the handle, the filling range and angle of the linear gradient can be easily changed. We set the starting point color of the control handle in the "Palette" docker: R=154, G=112, B=43. The RGB values ​​for the endpoint color are: R=200, G=147, B=60. Right-click the colorless button at the top of the color bar to cancel its outline color. The effect is shown in Figure 14.

The method used to draw the front of the box is somewhat similar to the method used to select the "hand-painting tool." Within this rectangular object, a wavy coil of irregular shape is drawn along the four sides. Then use the Interactive Fill tool to drag from the top-left corner to the bottom-right corner of the object to fill it with a linear gradient effect. Set the starting point color of the object's color gradient control handle in the Palette docker: R=253, G=250, B=0. The RGB values ​​for the endpoint color are: R=255, G=253, B=47. Right-click the colorless button at the top of the color bar to cancel its outline color. The effect is shown in Figure 15.

Using the method we have used before, separate a goldfish from the art brush path, scale it appropriately, and place it on the right side of the bottom of the box, as shown in Figure 16.

From the toolbar, click on the "Ellipse Tool". While holding down the Ctrl key, add some small white bubbles of varying sizes to the bottom image of the box. Then, right-click the colorless button at the top of the color bar to cancel the outline color of these small bubbles, as shown in Figure 17.

After the objects that make up the bottom of the box are boxed at the same time, they are combined using the menu "Arrange - Group" command. This completes the drawing of the bottom of the box.

Below, we will draw the side of this box. The same is the first to use the "rectangle tool" to draw a rectangle in the work area, and then through the property box, set the width and height of the rectangle to 15 and 39 mm respectively. Then use the Interactive Gradient Tool to pull a linear gradient color control handle from the top left corner of the rectangle to the bottom right corner. Then in the “Palette” docker, set the RGB values ​​of the starting color of the gradient handle: R=126, G=86, B=45, and the RGB values ​​of the ending color are: R=189, G=131 , B=71. Finally, don't forget to right-click the colorless button at the top of the color bar to cancel the outline color of the object. The effect is shown in Figure 18.

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