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| 3. | use for painting |
| 7. | power |
| 8. | It erases what is on your artboard |
| 10. | Draws rectangle layer |
| 12. | used for painting |
| 15. | Allows you to create shapes and what ever you desire |
| 17. | opposite of raster |
| 19. | Almost like post-it notes, except it is digital |
| 21. | Used to saturate or desaturate an area on a photograph. |
| 22. | can be used to repair scratches, specs and other unwanted stuff that you don’t want on your images |
| 25. | It works like the Brush Tool except the information that it paints with is from the original state of your image. |
| 26. | To darken certain colour. |
| 28. | Just allows you to zoom in and out of your image. |
| 32. | safe area |
| 33. | ability to move a photo or any selected area within your artboard |
| 36. | allows you to select the path |
| 38. | Creates cgs |
| 39. | Type tool that goes up and down |
| 43. | used to replace colors |
| 45. | Same as the blur tool except it sharpens |
| 46. | It makes things blurry |
| 49. | vertical type tool that masks |
| 50. | attributes |
| 51. | Good for editing out pimples |
| 52. | This one smudges. |
| 54. | shows you the angle and length, height and width, and X and Y coordinates on the workspace |
| 55. | Luminence |
| 56. | Allows you to create your own shape |
| 57. | useful for selecting objects with a strong contrast in colours |
| 58. | Creates a rounded rectangle |
| 59. | crops your image to the size of the box which you chose |
| 60. | The two rectangular boxes at the bottom are your color boxes. Foreground (in the front) and Background (in the back). Click on either one to bring up the color select dialog box. |