Applying Effects and Styles Flashcards
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A Graphic Style is best described as:
Answer: A saved set of appearance attributes
A graphic style stores reusable appearance attributes like fills, strokes, and effects.
Which panel stores and applies Graphic Styles?
Answer: Graphic Styles panel
The Graphic Styles panel lets you save, apply, and manage reusable styles.
If you update a graphic style definition, what happens to objects using it?
Answer: All linked objects update automatically
Redefining a graphic style updates every object that uses that style instantly.
How do you create a new graphic style from a selected object's appearance?
Answer: Drag the object into the Graphic Styles panel
Dragging an object into the Graphic Styles panel saves its appearance as a new style.
To apply a graphic style without overwriting an object's existing fill color, you can:
Answer: Hold Alt/Option while clicking the style
Alt/Option-clicking merges the style with existing attributes instead of replacing them.
Graphic styles applied to a layer affect:
Answer: All objects on that layer
A style targeted to a layer applies its appearance to all objects within that layer.
Which is true about default graphic style libraries in Illustrator?
Answer: They are accessed from the panel's library menu
Illustrator ships with built-in graphic style libraries opened from the panel menu.