Object expansion is a feature in Illustrator that allows you to create more complex designs by enlarging the objects in your design. When you expand an object, it becomes larger and can be used to represent more than one object in your design. This can be helpful if you want to create a more complex design, or if you need to create a larger image for a website or advertisement. However, there are some potential consequences of object expansion that you should be aware of before using it. The first potential consequence is that the objects in your design may become too large to use comfortably. If they are too large, they may become difficult to control and may cause your design to look cluttered or messy. Additionally, if the objects in your design are too large, they may not be able to cover all of the space within your work area. This can lead to problems when trying to print or export your designs, as the objects may not be able to fit completely into the printer or file format. The second potential consequence of object expansion is that it can cause your designs to look less professional. If your designs are larger than normal, they may not fit perfectly into the small spaces within Illustrator’s interface. Additionally, some of the features of Illustrator may not work as well as they do when smaller versions of the software are used. For example, if you wantto add text onto an enlarged object, you will likely need to use a different font size or typeface than when using smaller versions of Illustrator.
