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sans serif fonts Text without serifs. Often used for headlines and titles for their strong, stable, modern feel.

saturation The level of pure color versus white or gray in a color. Less white or gray means a more vivid, or saturated, color.

script fonts Mimic calligraphy. They convey a feeling of beauty, grace, or feminine dignity.

secondary colors Created when you combine primary colors.

serif fonts Fonts with serifs, the little “feet” on character ends, created by type writers. They convey tradition, intelligence, and class.

shape Area enclosed or defined by an outline, such as geometric shapes or hand-drawn shapes. In Illustrator, shapes are also referred to as objects when talking about the actual elements in the artwork.

shape properties The middle portion of the Transform panel that displays shape and corner settings for a selected object drawn with the Rectangle or Rounded Rectangle tool. See also Live Shapes.

ShareAlike Creative Commons licensing. Allows you to use an item (design) in any way you want as long as your creation is shared under the same license as the original work.

sketches Representative drawings of how to lay out a document or web page. These are sometimes one of the deliverables of a project.

slab serif fonts Squared-off versions of a typical serif font. Also known as Egyptian, block serif, or square serif. Convey a machine-built feel.

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