illustrator ch 3 Flashcards

1
Q

use to draw lines

A

pen tool

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2
Q

rectangular, dotted line that surrounds the area you drag over

A

marquee

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3
Q

where the endpoints of 2 straight segments are united by a point

A

corner point

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4
Q

simple and effective choice for aligning points

A

average command

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5
Q

unites 2 anchor points

A

join

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6
Q

anchor points created by clicking and dragging the pen tool

A

smooth points

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7
Q

handles at end of direction lines to reshape the curve

A

direction points

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8
Q

click view menu, new view

A

to name a view

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9
Q

to change to selection tool and click artboard to stop the pen

A

ctrl/command

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10
Q

that are selected appear as solid blue squares

A

anchor points

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11
Q

aligns points

A

average command

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12
Q

starting w/ new document and using only illustrator tools

A

drawing from scratch

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13
Q

use the place command - use a guide

A

tracing scanned image

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14
Q

refers to that which has been applied to an object that affects its appearance

A

attributes

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15
Q

to apply all attributes of 1 object to another

A

eyedropper tool

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16
Q

(bring to front, send to back) to assemble an illustration

A

use stacking commands

17
Q

applied to ends of stroked paths - round caps are more appealing

A

caps

18
Q

when 2 stroked paths form a corner point

A

joins

19
Q

length of a point

A

miter

20
Q

or false stroke; where there is no stroke - but an object behind it and distort it to look like a stroke

A

pseudo-stroke

21
Q

to create dashed lines

A

stroke panel

22
Q

illustrator traces a scanned image or photo

A

live trace

23
Q

designed to make painting easier and more intuitive - uses regions and edges (like fill and stroke)

A

live paint