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3 years ago

Arrange the steps in the correct order for creating a digital image and saving it.

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iris [78.8K]3 years ago

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1). Create a new file
2). Draw a picture using the brush and geometric shape tools.
3). Fill the drawing with paint
4). Create another layer by importing a picture from the computer
5). Merge the layers
6). Use editing tools to create a more aesthetic picture
7). Edit the layout using selection tools
8). Add text to the layout
9). Save the file in a format you can use

Cherry

2 years ago

Thanks! :D

topjm [15]3 years ago

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Answer:

1). Create a new file

2). Draw a picture using the brush and geometric shape tools.

3). Fill the drawing with paint

4). Create another layer by importing a picture from the computer

5). Add text to the layout

6). Edit the layout using selection tools

7). Use editing tools to create a more aesthetic picture

8). Merge the layers

9). Save the file in a format you can use

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