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Your path was not filled as you expected so either: your newly drawn triangle wasn't actually touching the square, easily verifiable if you zoom in close enough. Just use the smart guides (View > Sm …

Dear OP and other people opening Illustrator for the first time: Learn how to combine vector objects. This is a very basic Illustrator shape operation. select all your shapes select the Live Paint B …

If you want to have better control over the text, use a text on a path. There you can rotate the text to get a better alignment. Create an arc or ellipse, type your text on it, adjust.

Hmm... neither? To create a sunburst you can just use a circle and modify the stroke to be dashed... Adjust the Dashed Line dash + gap to increase / reduce the number of "rays".

The most flexible solution is a Pattern Brush. This is what joojaa meant with "the gradient does not need to be that path" - the gradient is simply a pattern applied to the path. because Illustrator …

You'll get the best quality when you paste as shape. It looks like you could do it with your object, since it's monochromatic. Make sure it's a compound object or group of objects without vector effe …

You can't find it because it doesn't exist. Your best bet is to record an Action and assign a keyboard shortcut to it.

There's this excellent video tutorial that is far too long to explain here, but there are different ways to create continous-line spirographs in Illustrator. TL/DR; create ellipses, rotate-duplicate …

You might have to animate the parts separately. Sometimes shape tween deforms the objects into undesirable shapes. Do your shape tween with the line, and on a separate layer do a motion tween with th …

One approach could be using a dashed stroke: create a circle add a very large stroke and remove the fill in the stroke options, change the stroke to align outside select Dashed Line, and add a bigge …

There are two elements that you can tweak to improve your blending: Line stroke and steps. Increasing the line thickness will make the space between the lines smaller with the same amount of elements …

You're looking at this from the wrong perspective; Illustrator is not a 3D application. It has some (basic) 3D tools to help drawing, but it doesn't deal well with complex models or different material …

You can't, there's no option to change that. This is how Illustrator works, and it's the type of feature you should suggest to Adobe themselves. According to their blog, there are four ways that you …

"Fit to page" will resize the output to fit the maximum printable area allowed by the printer on that paper. It simply scales it up or down depending on the image:paper size proportion. If you want t …

TTF fonts can't have different color elements; all fills are going to show up as black. You have to actually cut out that white circle from the object below using boolean operations (intersect for ex …