Applying Effects and Styles Flashcards
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The Warp effect (Effect > Warp) lets you:
Answer: Distort artwork with preset shapes like Arc or Flag
Warp applies live preset distortions such as Arc, Bulge, and Flag to artwork.
Which effect rounds the corners of a vector shape non-destructively?
Answer: Round Corners
The Round Corners effect rounds sharp corners while keeping the path editable.
What does the Scribble effect do?
Answer: Makes fills look hand-drawn with sketchy lines
Scribble gives fills a loose, hand-sketched appearance using adjustable stroke settings.
The Roughen effect primarily changes an object by:
Answer: Adding jagged or rippled detail to its edges
Roughen adds anchor points and shifts them to create jagged or rippled edges.
Convert to Shape effect can change an object's appearance into a:
Answer: Rectangle, rounded rectangle, or ellipse
Convert to Shape live-replaces an object's bounding appearance with a rectangle, rounded rectangle, or ellipse.
Pucker & Bloat with a positive value will:
Answer: Push segments outward creating rounded bulges (bloat)
Positive Pucker & Bloat values bloat the shape outward into rounded petal-like forms.
Which effect lets you offset a duplicate path outward or inward from the original?
Answer: Offset Path
The Offset Path effect creates a path at a set distance from the original edge.