All right, welcome back.
So in this lecture and talk about the emotion workspace, so let's head over to Photoshop and click
on Create New.
And I'm going to label this zero for motion workspace here.
OK.
Let's go to file and save ours.
I'm going to do zero for that motion workspace.
Hit, save.
Now, what I would do is go to a window or a workspace and let's click on Motion.
And so you can see down here we have a timeline where we can create a video timeline or a frame animation.
And then over here, if I expand this out, we have history, action properties, brush satins.
Bring us up a little bit.
And I'll bring them in there.
And then we can bring this one here.
I'll bring this one here as well.
Now, what you could do is you could bring these up here so that it's a little more even and then you're
not taking up so much real estate when you're trying to edit this, because really the most important
thing when you're doing anything in Photoshop is having a lot of access to the canvas because that's
your main focal point.
The tools are very important, not get me wrong, but this is very important as well.
So we have history, actions, properties, character, paragraph, Klown, source, brush, Sullins
and brushes, and then we have histogram info, libraries, adjustments, layers and then channels.
And we also have 3D.
So this will give you the ability to create a new 3-D object and then you can select the layers, et
cetera, with that.
So like I said, it's it's imperative that you have your tools organized so you know where everything
is and you know what does what.
And this is more of a layout course than anything, but that is the motion workspace.
So thanks for watching us.
In the next lecture.