3.02 Flashcards

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What is the process of creating new files and documents called?

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Creating Documents: The process of creating new files and documents.

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What does creating a new project in Illustrator involve?

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Create a new Project: Creating a new document in Illustrator to be used for graphic design.

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What are document presets?

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Document presets are predetermined settings (dimensions, color mode, and units) used to create new documents.

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What is a custom document?

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Custom documents require the user to establish the settings.

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What can you do with artboards in Illustrator?

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You can set up different artboards for different designs, with the same or separate dimensions and orientations.

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What are the units of measure in Illustrator?

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Pixels, Picas, Points, Inches, Centimeters, Millimeters.

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What are non-printing elements?

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The area outside of the printing boundaries.

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What is the purpose of rulers in Illustrator?

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Rulers allow the user to create guides based off of document dimensions.

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What do grids do in Illustrator?

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Grids create a proportional grid of squares that can be adjusted and used for alignment.

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What are guides used for?

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Guides can be created from objects or from rules and are used for alignment and snapping.

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What are smart guides?

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Temporary snap to guides that aid in alignment and distribution of objects on an artboard.

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What is bleed in graphic design?

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The amount of artwork that falls outside of the printing boundary box to account for movement of the paper and design inconsistency.

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How can you import assets into a project?

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There are multiple ways to import assets such as embedding, linking, and copying and pasting.

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What does embedding an asset mean?

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Permanently placing an asset into a project. If the project moves, the asset moves as well.

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What is linking an asset?

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Placing an asset into a project where the asset is not permanent. If the project moves, the asset will not stay with the file.

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What does replacing an asset involve?

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Swapping an asset in a project with a different asset.

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What is the process of copying and pasting an asset?

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Copying an asset from an external source into a project.

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18
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What options do you have when importing images?

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You can decide if you want to embed, link, or import as a template.

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What is color in art?

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The element of art produced when light strikes a specific object, consisting of hue, saturation, and brightness.

20
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What are color models?

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Additive color is used for screens and subtractive color is used for printing.

21
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What is the RGB color model?

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Red, Green, Blue color model used for screens.

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What is the CMYK color model?

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Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, & Black color model used for printing.

23
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What does HSB stand for?

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Hue, Saturation, and Brightness color model.

24
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What is the LAB color model?

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A more accurate color model that measures color as well as brightness.

25
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What is grayscale?

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Monochromatic shades of grey from white to black.

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What are color spaces?

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A specific organization of colors.

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What are color gamuts?

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Range of colors within a color model.

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What are spot colors?

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Uses a unique code to create a specific color.

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What are process colors?

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Uses CMYK to produce colors.

30
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What are swatches?

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Predefined, easy to access colors.

31
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What are global swatches?

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Colors that are automatically updated within a project.

32
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What are gradients?

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A gradual change of color in an object, which can be two or multiple colors.

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What do color guides do?

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Allows the user to select colors that work well together such as complementary, contrasting, analogous, & monochromatic colors.

34
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What are color libraries?

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Preselected sets of colors such as PANTONE, Nature, Metal, Food.

35
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What are layers in design?

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The ability to separate components of a design into separate, selectable sections.

36
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What can you do with layer options?

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You can change the name of layers as well as the layer color, which affects the highlight color of selected items.

37
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What is stacking order?

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The order of the layers directly affects the appearance of the design; layers at the top hide layers beneath them.

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What are clipping masks?

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Hiding parts of an artboard within the boundaries of other paths.

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What are opacity masks?

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A combination of clipping masks and gradients that creates a gradual change in the opacity of an object.

40
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What are sublayers?

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Each layer can contain sublayers for separate paths and shapes. Every new shape or path creates a new sublayer.

41
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What does merging and grouping layers involve?

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Placing graphics from multiple layers into a single layer using the Layers panel functions.

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How can you manage brushes, symbols, graphic styles, and patterns?

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Using panels in Illustrator to create, edit, delete, and use brushes, symbols, graphic styles, and patterns.

43
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What is fill in graphic design?

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Fill is the inside color of a closed shape.

44
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What is stroke in graphic design?

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Stroke is the outline of a shape, text, or image.