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Welcome back.

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Now we're going to leave our images open here at the top so you'll see that there are three PSAT files

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that we have open and active.

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We're going to do is we're going to open a new canvas to work on and we're going to do that by going

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to this final command.

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We're then going to go and click this link that says new.

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Now we are going to open up a new transparent canvas to work on.

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First we can name our canvas and then we're going to determine how wide and how high this canvas is

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going to be.

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Now if you know that you have graphics that are fairly sizable then when you do this you're typically

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want to choose a resolution that's going to be fairly high or you can leave it at the default setting

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of 72 which is going to be just fine for most marketing graphics.

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If you want a higher quality color in your graphics you can go higher up to 32 or you can leave it at

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16.

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And typically what you're going to do is you want to make sure that your canvas starts as transparent.

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We can always go back and paint that canvas but we want to start with a transparent canvas.

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And when you do that you can then click the create button to open the new canvas.

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What's going to happen then is a new window is going to open here at the top.

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So that will actually then half for active windows.

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So now we have another active window.

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You'll notice that it has its own layers panel.

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And you can tell because if we were to click back over to the other graphic that we had up that has

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its own layers panel we click over to this panel has a layers panel click again.

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This one has layers panels.

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We can click back to the canvas.

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We just create it and we know that we have a layers panel.

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And this is going to make it fairly easy for us to demonstrate the concept of layers in the next video.

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But one other thing that you want to take note of is that if we need to look at the canvas and see more

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of it at the same time all we need to do is to hit the control minus button and we zoom out of the canvas

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if we want to see more of the canvas or see it up close.

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We can hit the control plus button in order to see more of it and you will routinely need to size out

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of a canvas in order to see an entire picture.

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And that will be a very helpful command for you to be able to use and no ok with that.

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Thanks.

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And I will see you in another video.