Applying Effects and Styles Flashcards
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Which menu in Illustrator contains both Illustrator Effects and Photoshop Effects?
Answer: Effect
The Effect menu is split into Illustrator Effects (vector) and Photoshop Effects (raster).
What is the key advantage of applying an effect versus permanently altering an object?
Answer: It is non-destructive and editable
Effects are live and non-destructive, so the original artwork remains editable.
Where do applied live effects appear so you can edit or delete them?
Answer: Appearance panel
The Appearance panel lists all live effects, fills, and strokes for a selected object.
Which effect creates a soft, blurred shadow behind an object?
Answer: Drop Shadow
Drop Shadow adds an offset, blurred shadow behind the selected object.
What does the Effect > 3D and Materials feature let you do?
Answer: Extrude and revolve 2D shapes into 3D
The 3D and Materials effect extrudes, revolves, and rotates flat artwork into 3D objects.
To edit an already-applied live effect, you should:
Answer: Double-click the effect name in the Appearance panel
Double-clicking the effect in the Appearance panel reopens its dialog for editing.
Which effect category should you avoid for print if you need clean vector output?
Answer: Photoshop (raster) Effects
Photoshop Effects are raster-based and depend on resolution, unlike vector Illustrator Effects.