> In the same tool, you can select either SCALE or TRANSFORM both options are pretty much the same. Remember to undo (CTRL + Z) any mistakes you have made. It's important that the entire circle is selected, otherwise you'll end up moving a control point and deforming the circle.
> Choose "Select Strokes From Selection" or ALT + S + T to select the shape. > Continuing from the last tutorial, use the SELECT tool to surround the entire circle you have just created. > You've created a perfect circle! This can be used in various applications such as creating the proportions for the head, or even drawing eyes. It is extremely important NOT to move your mouse while performing this step, otherwise the circle will misshapen and you will have to start over. > Repeat the last step until you finish the circle. Higher zooms result in smaller circles, while lower zooms result in larger circles. The size of the circle depends on how far you zoom into the canvas. > Press the DEL or END keys (if these buttons malfunction or do not exist on your keyboard, go to your preferences and bind different keys) to rotate the canvas, and then click to create a new point of the curve. > Use the Curve Tool and click anywhere on the canvas to create a new curve. > This just requires a mouse (or touchpad for laptops) and a keyboard. If you are a Paint Tool SAI user and having trouble making circles, follow my steps!
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