In this video we'll explore Illustrator's Appearance panel. This panel not only lets you make changes to properties like opacity, blending mode, stroke, and fill, it also gives you powerful control over the effects you apply to objects.

Fast Track your Cut & Paste artwork by using the Appearance Panel to rapidly apply fills, strokes and effects to any shape you create in Illustrator.

It’s typical to design in Illustrator using multiple layers, but you can dramatically increase your productivity by using the Appearance panel and this tutorial will show you how to get started.

If you spend even 10% of your work week on common tasks like updating design elements, Illustrator CS4 can save you enough time to take a vacation.

Join Design Evangelist Rufus Deuchler as he shows how you can save time when applying and editing fills, strokes, effects and more with the new Appearance panel in Illustrator CS4.

Get introduced to fill and stroke. Access the Swatches panel to use preset colors or create custom shades. Add strokes from the Appearance panel.

Use the Appearance panel to manage attributes such as effects and fills. Use the Graphics Styles panel to reuse combinations of attributes.

In this Adobe Illustrator CS4 Tutorial, Design Evangelist Rufus Deuchler shows you how using the Appearance Panel can dramatically increase the speed and efficiency of your workflow.

An episode dedicated to Adobe Illustrator CS3. Rufus shows off the power of the Appearance Panel, many productivity enhancing features, and presents an exclusive interview with Russell Viers.