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Controls the transparency of the paint applied and how quickly it builds up, affecting the subtlety and build-up of color.

Used to manipulate and distort pixels non-destructively, often to tweak drawings, create effects or adjust features.

Used to create precise shapes and lines with scalable attributes without losing quality, important for logos and clean design.

Allows artists to create mirrored images, patterns, or effects automatically by drawing on one side of a canvas while the tool replicates it on the other.

Refers to the process of creating clean, defined lines and shapes over a sketch, often used for comics or line art illustrations.

A pressure-sensitive device that allows for a more natural drawing experience, translating hand movements into digital brush strokes.

Used to hide or reveal parts of a layer, allowing for controlled editing and complex composites without deleting or erasing.

Used for creating smooth transitions between colors, adding depth, and giving a more realistic feel to illustrations.

Used to select areas of similar color with one click, which is useful for quick edits and separating elements from backgrounds.

Used to separate different elements of an illustration, which allows for non-destructive editing and easier adjustments.

Allows an artist to clip one layer to another so that the top layer only shows up within the confines of the bottom layer's shape.

Used to change the way layers interact with each other, creating various effects like shading, lighting or blending colors.

Allows artists to apply color and tonal adjustments to an illustration without permanently changing the pixel data.

Used to add surface detail and depth to illustrations, simulating different materials and artistic effects.