Pasted images are "invisible" when pasted to layer

Question

Hi guys,I have a layer (layer 2) that has two images on it as the "background" in which I created a 'clipping mask' in order to trim the images to the clipboard. I then created a new layer (layer 3) and am trying to paste a logo I created in illustrator to this new layer (layer 3) and then move the logo on top of the layer 2, the one containing the images. When I try to move the logo over the background images, the logo appears invisible, but when I move the logo off the background image, it appears with color. You can see in the screen shot that the logo appears invisible (you can see blue points) when moved over the background image. You can also see the logo to the left. This is how it should look. Can anyone help? I really appreciate it! Thanks!

Jeff Witchel, ACI · Accepted Answer

Or in the Layers panel, click on the Layer 1 listing and drag above the Layer 2 listing.

Jeff Witchel, ACI · Answer

Or you could copy & paste from Layer 3 to Layer 1 directly.

First you have to make sure (under the Options menu in the upper-right corner of the Layers panel) that "Paste Remembers Layers" is unchecked.
Then copy your logo
Click on the Layer 3 listing in the Layers panel
Then Paste.

The logo should end up in your selected (highlighted) Layder in the Layers panel.

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