A.

An object consisting of paths painted with the existing method

has a single fill and a single stroke 
B. The same object converted to a Live Paint group can be painted
with a different fill for each face 
C. The same object converted to a Live Paint group can be painted
with a different stroke for each edge 
 PAINTING
METHOD
IN ADOBE
1
ILLUSTRATOR
2
Assigning a fill, stroke, or both to an entire
object
Converting the object to a Live Paint group
and assigning fills or strokes to the separate
edges and faces of paths within it
PAINTING
WITH FILL
AND
In ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR

STROKES
 OBJECTIVES
By the end of this lesson, you should be able to

Exhibit patience in
Learn the steps in Apply fill and
applying fill and
applying fill and stroke effects
stroke effects
stroke effects
LET'S 01
02
About fills and strokes

Fill and Stroke controls

BREA 03 Apply a fill color

K THIS
Apply a stroke color
04
Convert strokes to compound paths
05

DOWN 06 About Live Paint

Live Paint limitations

07
About fills and
strokes
A fill is a color, pattern, or gradient inside an object. You can
apply fills to open and closed objects and to faces of Live Paint
groups.
A. An object with a fill color 
A stroke can be the visible outline of an object, a path, or B. An object with a stroke color 
the edge of a Live Paint group. You can control the width and color C. An object with a fill color and stroke color 
of a stroke. You can also create dashed strokes using Path options,
and paint stylized strokes using brushes.
Fill and
Stroke
controls
Controls for setting the fill
and stroke are available in the
Properties panel, the Tools
panel, the Control panel, and
the Color panel.
Use any of the following
controls in the Tools panel to
specify color:

Apply a
fill color
You can apply one color, pattern, or
gradient to an entire object, or you can
use Live Paint groups and apply different
colors to different faces within the object.
1. Select the object using the Selection
tool () or the Direct Selection tool ().
2. Click the Fill box in the Tools panel,
the Properties panel, or the Color
panel to indicate that you want to
apply a fill rather than a stroke.
Apply a stroke
color
1. Select the object. (To select an edge in a
Live Paint group, use the Live Paint
Selection tool.)
2. Click the Stroke box in the Tools panel,
the Properties panel, the Color panel, or
the Control panel. Doing so indicates
that you want to apply a stroke rather
than a fill.
3. Select a color from the Color panel, or a
swatch from the Swatches panel, the
Properties panel, or the Control panel.
Alternatively, double-click the Stroke
box to select a color using the Color
Picker.
ABOUT
LIVE
PAINT

Adjusting Live Paint paths

A. Original B. Live Paint group C. Paths adjusted, Live
Painting reflows 
Paint
with Live
Paint
Bucket
Tool
Paint
with Live
Paint
Bucket
Tool
Let’s Practice
1.Create new document A4 size,
landscape orientation
2.Place the file in the artboard
3.Rasterize the file
4.Use Image Trace and follow
the settings shown in the
picture.
5.Click the Expand button
found in the Properties
Panel.
6.Apply Fill and stroke / Live
Paint to the image
SUMMARY
OF THE
LESSON
Sculpture in the Western world began in Ancient Greece. Although it's been thousands of
years, Ancient Greek sculptures continue to inspire modern artists today. Throughout
history, Grecian approaches to sculpture, and the principles developed by the ancient
artists, have been used extensively.

Doyle, India. “Ancient Greek Sculptures That Everybody Should Know.” Culture Trip, The Culture Trip, 19 Sept. 2018,
theculturetrip.com/europe/greece/articles/ancient-greek-sculptures-that-everybody-should-know/.

“Principles of Design.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., www.britannica.com/art/sculpture/Principles-of-design.

“Sculpture.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 28 Feb. 2021, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sculpture.