Here's a fun video tidbit using the Paint Tool found on the Touchup Ribbon. You'll learn how to use different diameters of the brush and vary the opacity of the paint to create a wave with bubbles and foam.

- - Create the border or element that you will be copying for your waves. (In the video, the border is an embellishment from Row Your Boat by Laura Burger).
  - With the border selected, go to the Cut Ribbon, choose Custom and then Cut out a curved path.
  - Click in an up and down motion to mimic a wave and then over to the side and back to the beginning.
  - Choose to Keep the shaded area.
  - Click Copy.
  - Move the wave on top of the boat or selected element.
  - If there is a shadow on the wave border, remove it as one will be added later.
  - Right click on the wave and choose Flatten.
  - Double left click to open the Embedded Image.
  - On the Touchup Ribbon choose Paint.
  - Choose white for the 1st color.
  - Increase the diameter of the brush by adjusting the slider to the right.
  - Increase the opacity of the paint by adjusting the slider to the left.
  - Paint the top edges of the wave.
  - Decrease the diameter of the brush by adjusting the slider to the left for bubbles.
  - Decrease the opacity of the paint for the tiny bubbles.
  - Click along the tops of the waves to form bubbles.
  - Vary the sizes of the brush and the opacity to create movement and interest.
  - When satisfied, click OK > Save > Close the embedded image.
  - Repeat for second wave.
  - Add Shadow to wave: Format > Custom > Light shadow. Choose either the center top shadow or the top right with an angle of 45 degrees.
  - Add a color to the shadow as wanted.

Video Tidbit: Let's Make Waves