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Part
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Description
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1. Menu bar
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Lets you access tools and features using pull-down menu options
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2. Brush Selector bar
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Lets you open the Brush Library panel to choose a brush category and variant. It also allows you to open and manage brush libraries.
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3. Property bar
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Displays commands that relate to the active tool or object. For example, when the Fill tool is active, the fill property bar displays commands for filling selected areas.
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4. Recent brushes bar
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Displays the most recently used brushes
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5. Navigator panel
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Lets you navigate in the document window, change the magnification level, and access various document viewing options, such as Tracing Paper and Drawing Modes
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6. Layers panel
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Lets you manage the hierarchy of layers and includes controls for creating, selecting, hiding, locking, deleting, naming, and grouping layers
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7. Channels panel
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Lets you manage channels and includes controls for creating, hiding, inverting, deleting, loading, and saving channels
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8. Mixer pad panel
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Lets you blend colors together to create a new colors
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9. Papers panel
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Lets you create, modify, and apply paper textures
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10. Paper Libraries panel
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Lets you access the Paper libraries so you can apply them to the canvas. You can also mange and organize the Paper libraries.
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11. Toolbox
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Lets you access tools for creating, filling, and modifying an image
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12. Media Selector bar
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Gives you quick access to the following media library panels: patterns, gradients, nozzles, weaves, and looks
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13. Brush Library panel
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Lets you choose a brush from the currently selected brush library. It also allows you to organize and display brushes in various ways.
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14. Temporal Color palette
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Lets you select a color
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15. Canvas
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The canvas is the rectangular work area inside the drawing window whose size determines the size of the image you create. The canvas acts as the image background and, unlike a layer, it is always locked.
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