[spankthafunk]

I have designed my artwork in black with a white background. I have multiple layers of my graphics, but everything is in black. I have a t-shirt template that is blue, and now I want to temporarily turn all of my layers into white, so that I can see how they look on my blue t-shirt template. Is there a quick and easy way to do this, without refilling everything white?

Again, this is going to be white ink on a blue shirt. Thanks!

 

[prometheus]

If all the black in the file is in the "fills", you could select all and then change the color in the color palette to white. If there is a mix of fills and strokes, select a piece of art then go to Select>Same>Fill color, then change your color in the color palette. Do the same for the stroked art.

 

[spankthafunk]

I'll try that out. The problem is that I'm not sure if all of it is vector art. I didn't know if there was mask or something you could give to it to make everything black automatically white. Plus it's some very detailed stuff, so I was trying to get around a select all>change fill color type of method. Thanks for the info though, it was late last night when I was working on this.