Marc Macias

10. White arrow.
12. Contains all the tools to select, create, and manipulate objects.
13. Object that is dimmed and unavailable for modification but can be used as a guide for creating objects.
15. Resizing an object.
16. Characteristic of the outline of an object, such as its weight, color, and style.
17. Characteristics of the inner area of an object, such as the color, pattern, and style.
18. A special effect applied to a digital image.
19. A single level in the stacking order that can hold any number of object.

1. A panel that provides a good process organizing colors, patterns, and gradients for a project.
2. A saved set of panel arrangements and tool settings.
3. A graduated blend of colors used as a fill.
4. The command central station for managing many options and properties for a selected object.
5. used to edit and transform objects.
6. Printable portion of the work area, where illustrations can be finalized.
7. Non printing lines that can be used to create boundaries or guidelines in a drawing.
8. The line that forms the shape of an object.
9. Black arrow.
11. Opposite of transparency.
13. Amount of light that can pass through an object.
14. One of the most powerful tools in Adobe Illustrator.