Swatches
This is printed using a combination of the four standard inks: cyan, magenta, yellow, and black
Process Color
To view this in your artwork, display a checkered background grid to identify the areas of your artwork.
Transparency
Double-clicking the pattern in the pattern swatch allows you do this
Edit the pattern
When you do this to an object, you convert its appearance attributes into objects
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Vector graphics are defined by these
Paths
This type of color is automatically updated throughout your artwork when you edit it.
Global process color
Effects are listed in this order for which they are applied to the artwork.
From top to bottom in the order
This no fill, no stroke (nonprinting) object helps to define space within your pattern
Bounding box
Use these keys to adjust the diameter of the Symbol Sprayer
Bracket keys []
Theoretically, mixing two additive colors equally will provide these
Subtractive (or process) colors
This is a premixed ink that is used instead of, or in addition to, CMYK process inks.
Spot Color
Doing this, reverses the luminosity values of the masking object, which reverses the opacity of the masked artwork.
Invert Mask
This tile type is rectangular in shape, and arranged with vertically alignment
Brick by Row
Using this Symbolism tool changes the hue toward the tint color, while preserving the original luminosity.
The Stainer
You can use any colored object or raster image as the masking object. However, Illustrator uses equivalents of these colors in the masking object for the opacity levels in the mask.
Grayscale
To do this, drag the swatches to the New Swatch button in the Swatches panel.
Duplicate
This blending mode selects the base or blend color—whichever is darker—as the resulting color.
Darken
This is a recurring fragment that appears in a work of art
Motif
These types of symbols can share a master shape but different instances of the symbol can have compelling modified appearances
Dynamic
Vertically, these are your type options... officially
Point Type, Area Type and Type on a Path
This is a built‑in swatch that causes objects filled or stroked with it to print on every separation from a PostScript printer.
This (also referred to as masked artwork) provides the shape through which other objects show.
Opacity Mask
Select this option to cause the area of the tile to shrink to the dimensions of the artwork being used to create the pattern.
Size Tile to Art
Use this to specify component-style resizing for graphic style and movie clip symbols.
9- slice scaling
You can turn type into a set of compound paths, or these, that you can edit and manipulate as you would any other graphic object.
Outlines