When Other is selected, the Color Picker Window will open allowing you to choose any color you want. This option is nice for creating logos or other artwork that you want to overlay onto other images. There won’t be a background color, just the artwork you create. If you choose Transparent, think about working on a piece of clear plastic. If you have colors already picked in your Color Window, and you choose Background Color here, the New “piece of paper” will be the color in the Background in the Color Window. I’m choosing White – a piece of white paper – but you can choose other things as well. I like to think of the Background as the piece of paper that I want to draw on. Next, you get to choose the contents of the Background. Pro-Tip: These topics are worth studying in depth! This article is about Layers so I’m simplifying this part significantly but please learn about color spaces, bit depth, and all other document aspects in order to achieve your best work. I’ve chosen RGB color and an 8 bit color depth. If you are using a lab, ask them what they want to work with. If you are using your own output, experiment and determine what is best for you (some artists work with 32 bit color depth and convert it down for different outputs). The deeper the depth, the more colors you can potentially use and see, however not all of them may be available in your output depending on where you’re going with the image. Bit Depthīit depth is the number of color nuances you want to include in your work. RGB is the most popular choice for photographers because most of them output to RGB printers. Color Modeįirst up are fields for choosing the Color Mode and Color Depth you would like to have.
In addition to the name and size of the document, other attributes may be chosen as well.īelow the size and resolution fields are fields that allow you to choose specific technical attributes for your New Document. Internet is 72 by whatever pixel size you want the image to be on screen. If you are using a color lab, ask them what resolution they want from you. User manuals for printers provide the native resolution for the model you are using. Pro-Tip: For resolution, consider what printer or output you are most likely going to be working with.
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