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Select the lizard stripe object on the left with the Pointer tool. |
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If the Fill inspector is not already open, choose Window > Inspectors > Fill to open it.
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In the Fill inspector, choose Gradient from the list at the top of the inspector. |
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The selected object fills with a black and white graduated gradient fill. |
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Select the Contour gradient button.
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Click the color swatch at the left end of the color ramp, and choose the dark green swatch shown below from the pop-up color palette. The left swatch sets the color for the outside of the contour gradient.
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Click the color swatch at the right end of the color ramp, and choose the black swatch shown below from the pop-up color palette. The right swatch sets the color for the inside of the contour gradient.
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Click the color swatch at the left end of the color ramp and drag it to the center of the color ramp. A new swatch appears in its place. |
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Click the color swatch in the center of the color ramp and choose the light green swatch shown below from the pop-up color palette.
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Drag the Taper scroll bar to the right to set the taper at 75. The higher the Taper setting, the more the contour colors blend together.
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Repeat steps 1 through 4 for the lizard contour object on the right. |
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Set the left swatch to the brick red swatch shown below.
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Set the right swatch to black. |
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Drag a new swatch from the left to the center of the color ramp and set the center swatch to the magenta swatch shown below.
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Set the Taper to 99.
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