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Hi, and welcome to this Illustrator in 60 seconds video in which we will briefly talk about the Blend tool. If you didnamp;#39;t knew, back in the day when Illustrator did not have a gradient tool, most of its users relied on the Blend tool to create color blends or gradients. The way it works is pretty simple. You start by creating and selecting two or multiple objects that have different color stops, and then you go to Object amp;gt; Blend, and hit Make. Illustrator will then create a small color transition between your beginning and end color values, essentially creating a gradient. You can take full control of your blend by playing with the spacing options which can be found under the Object amp;gt; Blend amp;gt; Blend Options sub menu. The first one is Move Color and it basically fills in the missing color gaps found in between your selected objects, which is the default spacing option that Illustrator uses whenever you create a new blend. The second one is Specify Steps and i