Bézier curve

A Bézier curve is a smooth, flexible line that artists and designers use to create complex shapes and paths. It’s defined by a few points, called control points, which influence the curve’s shape without necessarily lying on it. Imagine pulling on rubber bands connected at these points; the curve adjusts smoothly based on their positions. Bézier curves are widely used in graphic design, animation, and font creation because they allow precise, scalable, and easily adjustable curves that form the foundation of many digital illustrations and visual elements.