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2 Choose Object > Blend > Reverse Front to Back. The objects are reversed in the stacking 
order on the path, so that those objects on the frontmost stacking order are moved to the 
back of the stacking order, and vice-versa. (See 

Original (top) and with Reverse Front to Back command applied (bottom)

You can move, delete, transform, edit anchor points and Bezier curves, or change colors on 
blends, using any of the editing tools available in the Adobe Illustrator program. When you 
edit a blend path, the changes take place interactively while you work. 

The Blend filters create a series of intermediate colors from a group of three or more filled 
objects, based on the objects’ vertical or horizontal orientation, or on their stacking order. 
The filters do not affect strokes or unpainted objects. (See 

1 Select three or more filled objects to blend. 

2 Do one of the following:

To fill the intermediate objects with gradated blends between the frontmost and 

backmost filled objects, choose Filter > Colors > Blend Front to Back.

To fill the intermediate objects with gradated blends between the leftmost and 

rightmost filled objects, choose Filter > Colors > Blend Horizontally.

To fill the intermediate objects with gradated blends between the topmost and 

bottommost filled objects, choose Filter > Colors > Blend Vertically.

The Pen & Ink > Hatch Effects filter creates textured gradations, such as cross-hatching, 
and irregular random textures, such as wood grains, that you can apply to artwork to 
simulate the look of an ink pen drawing. A similar tool, called the Photo Crosshatch filter, 
can convert a bitmap photographic image into a series of hatched layers, so that it 
appears to be sketched by an ink pen. (See