When used with a Pixel or Vector brush, the Touch Shortcut gives you a quick way to erase with the selected brush.This temporarily changes the action of the tool, and a blue label appears in the upper right identifying the action. Press the Touch Shortcut and hold it down while you use a tool. The circle in the lower left of the screen is the Touch Shortcut, which you can use to quickly change the behavior of some tools. In the Pixel Brushes panel, you can load Photoshop Brushes by tapping the Add Brushes icon (the plus sign) at the bottom of the panel.Each of the brush types has a Brushes panel that can be detached and positioned anywhere on screen.These options can be dragged away from the Toolbar and positioned anywhere on screen. Other tool options are docked at the bottom of the Toolbar.Tap a tool to select it tap again or long-press to reveal additional related tools.Tap the question mark at the top right for a list of gestures.Use a two-finger tap gesture to undo, and a three-finger tap to redo.A quick two-finger pinch gesture fits the image on screen.Use standard two-finger gestures to zoom in and out, or move the image around on screen.Drag a layer thumbnail up or down to move it in the Layers panel.

Explore other layer commands in the center of the Task bar. Tap the buttons at the top of the Task bar to hide and show the Layers panel and Layer properties like Opacity and Blend mode. The Layer Task bar is on the far right.In the Layers panel, the active layer is highlighted with a blue border.Placing different elements of your illustration on separate layers lets you create a drawing that can be easily modified. What you learned: Work with layers, the Toolbar, the Touch Shortcut, and gestures

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