Which Illustrator tool adjusts the beginning and end points of gradients within objects, and applies gradient to objects.
What is The Gradient tool
100
The most important element
What is Line?
100
This file type is made up of scalable objects.
What is a vector image?
100
Red, Yellow and Blue
What are your primary colors?
200
What tool draws concave and convex curve segments?
What is The Arc tool
200
This element can be defined as the distance between two points.
What is Line?
200
These type of file does not loose legibility when you decrease or increase it in size.
What is a vector image?
200
Green, Orange & Purple
What are secondary colors?
300
This tool allows you to add gradients to specific parts of your shape/objects by drawing a grid.
What is the Mesh tool?
300
The quality of a surface, often corresponding to its tactile character, what is sensed by touch.
What is Texture?
300
These small little dots are what make up the images on computer displays and are building blocks of bitmap images.
What is a pixel?
300
Colors opposite to each other on the color wheel
What is a complementary color scheme? (complementary colors)
400
This tools creates lens-flare or solar flare-like effects
What is The Flare tool?
400
The degree of lightness or darkness in the range from black to white created by the amount of light reflected form an objet's surface.
What is Value?
400
This refers to the resolution of your image/file. For printing you need 300 as a resolution.
What is PPI/DPI?
400
A value scale of a color. Lights and darks of the same color
What is a monochromatic color scheme.
500
An anchor point is the starting point of a path. It allows you to manipulate paths to create curves, straight lines or free forms of your illustrations. You have control of the shapes you are drawing
What is an anchor point? What is their importance when creating an illustration in Adobe Illustrator?
500
Line, Shape/Form, Texture, Value, Space and Color
What are the elements of art?
500
Explain the difference between vector images and bitmap images?
bitmap: pixels, loose resolution; JPEG, TIFF
Vector; scalable objects; Do not loose legibility when ou decrease or increase them in size