You can open or create a new file at any time in Adobe Illustrator by clicking File followed by New or Open.
You can open or create a new file at any time in Adobe Illustrator by clicking File followed by New or Open.
You can open or create a new file at any time in Adobe Illustrator by clicking File followed by New or Open.
Click File in the menu bar at the top. Click Place. Select an image. Click Place. Click and drag the image to move it to where you want it to go.
To select a shape tool, click and hold the rectangle tool, which has an icon that resembles an rectangle in the toolbar. This displays a sub-menu with additional shape tools. Click the shape tool you want to use. Click and drag over the image to create a shape. Hold Shift while clicking and dragging to keep the shape proportional. The shape must be on top of the image in order to create a clipping mask. If the image is on top of the shape, click the image with selection tool to select it. Then click Object in the menu bar at the top. Click Arrange followed by Send to Back to move the image behind the shape.
Make sure you don’t copy the image along with the shape.
Make sure you don’t copy the image along with the shape.
Make sure you don’t copy the image along with the shape.
Make sure you don’t copy the image along with the shape.
If you do not see the Layers panel, click Window in the menu bar at the top and then click “Layers” to display the Layers panel.
Additionally, you can use the drop-down menus next to “Stroke” in the panel at the top fo the screen to adjust the border size and style.
If you turn off the bottom layer by clicking the eyeball icon next to it in the Layers panel, you should see an outline of the shape with no color inside the outline.
Alternatively, you can you click and drag over the shape and image with the selection tool to select both.
Alternatively, you can you click and drag over the shape and image with the selection tool to select both.
Click Object in the menu bar at the top. Click Clipping Mask. Click Make.
