Welcome back.
So in this lecture, when to talk about the painting workspace.
So let's head over to Photoshop.
Click on Create New and we're gonna type in 05 painting workspace here.
OK.
We're going to go right to file and save as.
And we're a two zero five painting workspace.
Go ahead, save.
I'm going to zoom out here.
And so you can see right now the workspace that we're on is motion from the previous video.
Someone click on painting.
And what that's going to do is change our layout.
Our workspace to the specific tools for painting.
So we have and I'm going to move these up so you can see them.
So we have history closed source libraries brush shut to Presets Swatches Navigator.
And brushes that we have layers, channels and pass.
And I know I keep repeating myself, but again, I recommend getting another monitor and putting the
main tools here.
And another screen, that way you have the space.
And I'll show you how that looks right now without showing you the other monitor.
But you can see this is all the space that you have when you do that.
And I can.
Just drag it in a little bit so you can see it, but I can move around this and the other monitor so
that you have more space.
OK.
So when I'm editing or doing whatever, you see how much space I have, not a work.
And really, that's how it's intended.
You know, like when you're writing something on a notebook, you have the whole workspace.
You don't have to put your pen on the workspace.
So that's the only thing that I recommend is dual monitors.
That is the.
Main thing that I always focused on was getting poll monitors because I saw what the restrictions were,
when you only have one, if you only have one, that's fine.
Let's reset paintings or blocks back, and now you can see that you can shrink these down.
OK.
So you can get the workspace you need if you only have one mother.
The only thing is I would keep the layer menu open at all times, because this is your main tool.
The layer menu is not the most important tool.
I believe in Photoshop because it's the core of what Photoshop is when that's layers.
OK.
So that is the painting workspace I'll see in the next lecture.
Thanks for watching.