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Scribble
The Scribble effect creates a hand-drawn artwork appearance by replacing a closed mask shape with strokes. For example, Scribble can simulate fills that look like marker, cross-hatching, or textiles. Scribble replaces a mask shape with a single zigzagging line that criss-crosses the path. Some paths, because of their geometry, cannot be filled with a single line. Scribble breaks these paths into several simpler paths, each of which it then fills with a zigzagged stroke.
Masks (left), Scribble applied to outside edges (center), and Scribble applied to inside edges with Composite on Original (right)
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