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For example, in the project, “Masks Within Masks,” we show you how to fit a pattern within a shirt and then a shirt within a body using clipping masks. Depending on the type of mask you use, this could mean hiding someĮlements completely or just partially. A mask, no matter what program it is created in,īasically selectively shows and hides certain elements. Masks are extremely versatile in what they canĭo, and yet for many, masks are a hard concept to wrap their head around. Masks are one of the most powerful and misunderstood features in Illustrator. Through techniques such as masks, blends, gradients, and true transparency. To create vector shapes, so has Illustrator been given incredible tools and methods to give line art three dimensionality Soft, shaded, semi-opaque objects were evidence of a Photoshop experience, whereasĬrisp, clean vector lines were obviously the handiwork of Illustrator. In Photoshop and those done in Illustrator. IN THE PAST if someone gave you a pile of digitally produced artwork it was a snap to divide the images easily into two piles-those created
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