Welcome to another short video in the basic skills on the iPad for Affinity Designer series. And this one we're looking at drawing a curved arrow. Very simple. A curved arrow is often used for purposes of labeling an illustration. In this tutorial we'll learn how to create a curved arrow in Affinity Designer. So launch Affinity Designer. If you wish to work on a transparent background check the transparent background checkbox in the color section of the dialogue box which pops up. Well that's the option section actually but we want a transparent background. If you want one. Select the pen tool. At it's four different modes. Pick the line mode. Click at a point on the document where you want the line to start. Then while holding the start point in place and holding two fingers on the document at the same time, drag the line to where you want it to end. Displaying the grid can help with placement. If you find that two awkward draw your line as near as you want it then set its angle and length in the transform tool. Release the pen at the point where you intend the line to end. All the while notice the stroke tool which is currently at a value of one pixel. This is where you set the thickness, type, color and other properties of the line. But here we get our first horizontal line. Click on the stroke tool. You'll find the start and end controls from where you can select the styles for the arrow head to be at the start or end of your line stroke. So you've clicked on and you can see the blue vertical bar on the right there next to four pixels. We've got a four pixel line. Now you want the start and end controls and they're visible by the two horizontal lines that you can see when you first open it. For positioning of the arrow head you can choose either place arrow within the line or place arrow at the end of the line. To make the arrow head look more pronounced we increase the width of the stroke to six point. Next click on the start or end control depending on where you require the arrow head to appear and the drop down list of arrow head styles pops up. Choose the arrow head you fancy. To make the line curved first tap the node tool. Tap the line somewhere in the middle of the line and slowly drag it down or up as you wish the curve to bend. Then we get our curved arrow. I've dragged it up slightly. Because you have a transparent background you can place your arrow on other images and you can see there if I was talking about the width of that table then the arrow is pointed out. And that's it. All finished. Simple as that. Thanks for watching.