Screen Mode, and the opacity was temporarily reduced, so that the background would be visible. The sketch was drawn with a small, sharp pencil tip, and made to follow the contours and shapes in the photo photo. The photo’s tonal range was limited by using the Image/Pos- terize filter, and the sketch layer was displaced slightly with a canvas structure as a map. The image was flattened and adjusted with Brightness-Contrast and Brightness- Contrast to a sepia-like quality, and a beige “sketch paper” layer was added in Multiply Mode. The “white crayon” in the sketch paper layer was painted with the airbrush and several soft-edged

be more convenient to work with the Undo History dialog, a dockable dialog that shows you a small sketch of each point in the Undo History, allowing you to go back or forward to that point by clicking. chain-symbol-space toggles the transform-lock status of the path. Preview image A small preview-icon showing a sketch of the path. If you click on the icon and drag it into an image, this will create a copy of the path dialog shows you a list of the actions you have most recently performed on an image, with a small sketch that attempts to illustrate the changes produced by each. You can revert the image to any point in

f convenient to work with the Undo History dialog, a dockable dialog that shows you a small sketch of each point in the Undo History, allowing you to go back or forward to that point by clicking dialog shows you a list of the actions you have most recently performed on an image, with a small sketch that attempts to illustrate the changes produced by each. You can revert the image to any point

be more convenient to work with the Undo History dialog, a dockable dialog that shows you a small sketch of each point in the Undo History, allowing you to go back or forward to that point by clicking. chain-symbol-space toggles the transform-lock status of the path. Preview image A small preview-icon showing a sketch of the path. If you click on the icon and drag it into an image, this will create a copy of the path dialog shows you a list of the actions you have most recently performed on an image, with a small sketch that attempts to illustrate the changes produced by each. You can revert the image to any point in