

You can click Expand if you'd like to destructively apply the edit.

When using Pathfinder, you option-click the buttons to apply the masking, but keep the paths editable (in Illustrator CS5 and newer). You can edit any of the shapes at any time by using the Direct Selection tool (the white arrow), or by double clicking with the Selection tool (to enter isolation mode, if you have that turned on in preferences). Clipping Masks in Illustrator work a little differently to Clipping Masks in Photoshop, but similar results can be achieved. To learn how to apply stylistic sets to a text selection, see Special characters. You can apply multiple stylistic sets to a range of text. Select Stylistic Sets and choose a set from the list. Change the fill to be completely clear, bring it to front, then select the items you want to be clipped (in Illustrator, the top path will be used as the clipping path). Choose Window > Type > Character Styles or Paragraph Styles.

You now have a copy of the plane outline. With this layer selected I Command-Click (Ctrl-C PC) on the Create Mask icon in the Layers panel to create a Vector Mask. Press return, type 0 for horizontal and 0 for vertical offsets, then click Copy. Let’s explore both to see how they are different. Here's one way to do it: 1 - Duplicate the path you want to use to clip There are two main methods for cropping or hiding parts of an image in Illustrator: Crop image, which permanently deletes parts of an image, and masking, which lets you edit what is cropped later. Photoshop can edit and compose raster images in multiple layers and supports masks, alpha compositing and several color models.
