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Welcome back.

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You are now looking at the blank canvas that we just created and you'll notice on your right side menu

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you have a panel that's open to layers.

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Now this has three parts.

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What you're going to use the one that is labeled layers and so what we're going to do very simply is

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we're going to explain the concept of layering images on one particular canvas and you can understand

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this by looking at this button right at the bottom of the layers panel.

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And it says create a new layer.

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So what we're going to do is we're going to create this layer.

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You're going to know there on the right side menu that it says that this is going to be called layer

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to the canvas that we created is going to be called Layer 1.

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Now one of the things that you can do very simply is that every change that you make to a particular

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graphic you do it on a new layer.

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So for example if we decide to change this graphic in this way we're going to do that only you're to

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we decide to make a second change.

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We're going to create a new layer and we're going to do that next change one layer three.

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And we can identify the layer that we're working on by highlighting it at each point.

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So for example if we were to color layer two and we were to go and we were to use the paint bucket and

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we were to just color in Layer two you would notice then that the entire graphic looks to be blue.

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However if we were to make that layer invisible and we can do that by going to this button that looks

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like an eye it would make the entire layer invisible.

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So what we're going to do is we want to click that eye and you notice then that all we'd have been active

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is Layer 1 and Layer 3.

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If we were to pick a graphic and put it on top of layer three you'll notice that our graphic is on top

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of the canvas.

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If we want to make layer two visible again we can make it again by clicking this link.

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We can then make the graphic invisible by clicking this.

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I grab it goes away and we can make this coloring go away by clicking this eye and then all we have

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left is Layer 1.

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We can then add another layer on top and we can then begin working with our graphic again.

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We can take another color and we can color in that graphic so we can basically see how the layering

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system works inside of Photoshop and every time you make a change it's a good idea to use a new layer

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in order to work with that change can see that with each action that you take and that you can go back

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and you can look at what your layer will look like if you didn't have that particular issue

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OK.

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So with that thanks.

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And I will see you in another video.