Eraser Tool

Pen Tool

Selection Tool

Brush Tool

Brush Tool

Shape Tool

Pen Tool

Type Tool

Pen Tool

Eraser Tool

Gradient Tool

Blur Tool

Rectangles, circles, triangles, lines

Ovals

Hexagons

Squares

Rasterized images are based on mathematical equations and can be scaled infinitely without losing quality.

Vector images are static and cannot be edited, while rasterized images are easily editable.

The main difference is that vector images are based on mathematical equations and can be scaled infinitely without losing quality, while rasterized images are made up of pixels and lose quality when scaled up.

Vector images are made up of pixels and lose quality when scaled up.

You can manipulate shapes in Adobe Illustrator using the Crop Tool

Manipulating shapes in Adobe Illustrator requires a separate paid plugin

You can manipulate shapes in Adobe Illustrator using tools like the Selection Tool, Direct Selection Tool, Pen Tool, Shape Tools, and Pathfinder panel.

Shapes in Adobe Illustrator can only be manipulated by typing in specific dimensions

To play music while working on the document

To change the font style in the document

To add animations to the document

To define how colors are represented and displayed in the document.

Color theory is only applicable to painting, not design

Color theory helps designers choose colors that work well together and convey the desired message or mood in their designs.

Color theory is irrelevant in design as long as the colors look good

Designers should use colors randomly without considering color theory

Save the color as a new file

Create a new swatch by selecting the color, then clicking on the 'New Swatch' icon in the Swatches panel.

Use a different software to save the color

Manually input the color values each time