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Select each combined shape and Arrange > Break Shapes. (This will only work if you have Added Shapes in the previous step). Hold down the Alt key and click in the center of first shape. The selection bounding box should become smaller indicating you have selected the next shape down. Delete this shape (shown in the example above in blue dashed outline). Repeat and delete the other two center shapes. (You can also switch to Outline view to locate and delete the hidden shapes). TIP: Alt clicking selects the next shape down and can be used to "drill down" though 2 or more shapes. Each Alt click drills down to the next shape. The status bar in the lower left corner of the screen will give you an idea of the shapes you have selected.
Create a blue rectangle to the size shown above. Add the 3 cloud shapes. Duplicate the cloud shapes and resize then to create a series of clouds like those shown above.
Send the cloud shapes and sky rectangle to the back (Ctrl b) and position the shapes as shown above. I have made the wall and gateway shape invisible so you can see where the sky and clouds go.
Add a few cloud shape duplicates (Ctrl d) in front to the left of the gateway. Save your drawing and take a short break.
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