How to Draw a Top When Drawing Shapes

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"CRAIG BROWDER: Let's do the background, I'll work how we did this cut through. And we had this kind of cascading little guy here, so are the points. And those smaller points are getting so close to the horizon there. All right, and basically that's pretty much it. You got yourself a cut through here so you can kind of see it. We'll we should stay right here so you can get an idea of what's going on. And let's top this guy off, but let's make it come across all this stuff since its way out there. All right, so line them up and this is going to be the backside of this [INDISCERNIBLE] so let's start laying them in and measure it up. All right, and we'll do the back. So that's going to be--this guy's going to go much higher and we're going to have this come protrude, like way out here. So I'm line them up. And always going to be, way extreme, because he's going way up above the horizon line, way out here. And you can draw them off the paper if you want. All right, let's cap them off. Like I said, it's just like creating a plan and it's building from there. So you kind of see this thing that's coming off, who are all these guys and..."