How do you add a second stroke to an object?
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Click the Add New Stroke button in the Appearance panel, or choose Add
New Stroke from the Appearance panel menu. A stroke is added to the top
of the appearance list. It has the same color and stroke weight as the
original stroke.
Why do we align content to the pixel grid?
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, When the pixel-aligned property is enabled for an object, all the horizontal
and vertical segments in the object get aligned to the pixel grid, which
provides a crisp appearance to strokes.
How do you change the colorization method for an Art, Pattern, or Scatter brush?
(Remember, you don't use colorization methods with Calligraphic or Bristle brushes.)
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To change the colorization method of a brush, double-click the brush in
the Brushes panel to open the Brush Options dialog box. Use the Method
menu in the Colorization section to select another method. If you choose
Hue Shift, you can use the default color displayed in the dialog box
preview or you can change the key color by clicking the Key Color
Eyedropper and clicking a color in the preview. Click OK to accept the
settings, and close the Brush Options dialog box. Click Apply To Strokes in
the alert dialog box if you want to apply the changes to existing strokes in
the artwork. Existing brush strokes are colorized with the stroke color that
was selected when the strokes were applied to the artwork. New brush
strokes are colorized with the current stroke color. To change the color of
existing strokes after applying a different colorization method, select the
strokes and select a new stroke color.
Name two ways to apply an effect to an object.
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Click the Add New Stroke button in the Appearance panel, or choose Add
New Stroke from the Appearance panel menu. A stroke is added to the top
of the appearance list. It has the same color and stroke weight as the
original stroke.
Why do we align content to the pixel grid?
Give this one a try later!
, When the pixel-aligned property is enabled for an object, all the horizontal
and vertical segments in the object get aligned to the pixel grid, which
provides a crisp appearance to strokes.
How do you change the colorization method for an Art, Pattern, or Scatter brush?
(Remember, you don't use colorization methods with Calligraphic or Bristle brushes.)
Give this one a try later!
To change the colorization method of a brush, double-click the brush in
the Brushes panel to open the Brush Options dialog box. Use the Method
menu in the Colorization section to select another method. If you choose
Hue Shift, you can use the default color displayed in the dialog box
preview or you can change the key color by clicking the Key Color
Eyedropper and clicking a color in the preview. Click OK to accept the
settings, and close the Brush Options dialog box. Click Apply To Strokes in
the alert dialog box if you want to apply the changes to existing strokes in
the artwork. Existing brush strokes are colorized with the stroke color that
was selected when the strokes were applied to the artwork. New brush
strokes are colorized with the current stroke color. To change the color of
existing strokes after applying a different colorization method, select the
strokes and select a new stroke color.
Name two ways to apply an effect to an object.
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