
This also goes the other way if your brush is set differently from your eraser.Notice it says at the type Erase with Current Brush.When painting or drawing, but the need to erase something and your eraser brush is on something else, press and hold on the eraser icon.If you use the same brush for drawing and erasing, this is a fast way to switch between the two functions.

Now you can slide left and right to adjust the opacity. Choose the layer you want to adjust the opacity on and then use two fingers to tap (not long press) on the layer, and the opacity tool will appear.You’ve seen me click on a layer and press on the blend mode to open the opacity adjustment.To turn it off, tap on the X in the upper right corner of the reference thumbnail.You can also tap on Image and bring in a reference image to draw from or choose Face, and it will use the iPad’s camera and show your artwork on your face (like a face painting). Make sure it’s on the Canvas feature for this tip.You can move it around and size it accordingly.Notice that you now have a smaller canvas thumbnail of your artwork on the screen.Start by going to the Actions (Wrench) and choose Canvas.It saves you tons of time from zooming in and out of your artwork. This tip makes it easy to see a quick thumbnail of your current canvas while working on it.

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