Assignment #2




        For this assignment, I chose to outline a sea turtle since they are my favorite animal. I used the curve pen tool to outline the sea turtle, then I inserted a textbook that put the words along the lines that I outlined. I chose a sea turtle poem to insert along the lines. This was one of my favorite assignments so far because it was so fun and turned out looking really unique.

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