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In the past few years, Sketch has become a crucial tool for digital designers, often enabling quicker workflows than older packages.

In this Valentine’s Day special, see how you can use Sketch’s Vector tool (aka the Pen tool) to create a heart shape from scratch using just two vector points. That’s the same number of points as a straight line!

To follow this tutorial, all you need to do is open up Sketch and hit “V” to select the vector tool. Not used Sketch before? Check out our free Sketch 101 email course for an introduction.

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