How do you create a new graphic style from a selected shape?

How do you create a new graphic style from a selected shape?

• A. Window > Graphic Styles > select the new icon (square w/ plus symbol) and give the style a name.
• B. File > New
• C. Window > Graphic Styles > New Style
• D. Edit > Preferences > Graphic Styles

Answer: (B)

Saving a graphic style relies on turning a shape’s appearance into a reusable preset. A graphic style stores attributes like fills, strokes, and effects, so you can apply that exact look to other objects later. To create one from a selected shape, open the Graphic Styles panel (Window > Graphic Styles) and add a new style by clicking the New Graphic Style button (or choose New Style from the panel menu). You can name it to keep things organized, and it will appear in the panel for easy application to other objects. Choosing File > New would start a new document, not a graphic style, and doesn’t contribute to saving appearances.

Saving a graphic style relies on turning a shape’s appearance into a reusable preset. A graphic style stores attributes like fills, strokes, and effects, so you can apply that exact look to other objects later. To create one from a selected shape, open the Graphic Styles panel (Window > Graphic Styles) and add a new style by clicking the New Graphic Style button (or choose New Style from the panel menu). You can name it to keep things organized, and it will appear in the panel for easy application to other objects.

Choosing File > New would start a new document, not a graphic style, and doesn’t contribute to saving appearances.