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After you’ve got everything set up and ready to work, you will be continually interacting with your brushes, your color palette, and the layers. So it’s really a good idea to customize each of them the way they work best for you, and then to get really comfortable changing between your options.

Resolution is a term to indicate the dpi, or dots per inch. Depending on the final product output, the more dots per inch, the better the quality of the final product.

It’s almost always a given that you will want to work in layers, since they allow you to keep your content areas separate for easier editing, if needed. However, when it’s time to share your work with your client, you’ll need to send it as a flat file, so they can view it with standard…

When working in graphics programs, it’s helpful to understand the difference between canvas size and image size. The canvas is the actual “physical” area of the program upon which you create. The image is the actual creation you are creating within the canvas.