October 2011
Beginner
240 pages
5h 34m
English
Every Illustrator document is created with one layer, or level, on which to create art, and or many projects, that’s all you need. But for a lot of work, multiple layers are a necessity and a lifesaver—or at least a project-saver.

As you create artwork, Illustrator puts each shape and path on its own layer or sublayer. You can manually create new layers and arrange their stacking arrangement in whatever order you need. Layers give you the ability to keep complex (or simple) artwork organized, and make it easy to manage, select, and modify the various items in a project.
Layers can also be used to create variations of artwork, ...
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