720 Simulating an adjustment layer in Illustrator

- Hey, gang, this is Deke McClelland.…Welcome to Deke's Techniques.…This week, I've got a question for you.…Have you ever been working inside Adobe Illustrator…and you've got this piece of artwork and it looks just swell…but then when you go to print it, it ends up darkening up.…Well, if you were working inside Photoshop,…you could apply a temporary adjustment layer…in the from of Brightness/Contrast or Levels…or Curves even if you wanted to work too hard.…But Illustrator doesn't offer adjustment layers.…It should, Adobe.…People would go nuts for it.…

So there you go, some free feature advice.…But in the meantime, I've got a workaround…that allows you to either brighten or darken your artwork…entirely temporarily and of course, non-destructively…with almost no work at all.…Here, let me show you exactly how it works.…All right, so here we are looking at a sample document…that I've created in Adobe Illustrator.…I wanna open it in Photoshop as well…so we can compare apples to apples…or really, more like comparing apples to pineapples.…