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G R A P H I C S - P R O. C O M 2 0 2 1 S E P T E M B E R G R A P H I C S P R O 2 5 Preset Details field generates a new preset with the assigned characteris- tics. Click the Save Preset button and the new document characteristics are saved to another dialog box. To access the new preset and create an identi- cal new document, click on the Saved category label (Figure 2), then click the Create button, and voilà! There you have it. BRUSH PRESETS Now that the new, white canvas is displayed on your monitor, you may want to apply color with a special brush. Start by selecting an open im- age with any of the selection tools. The area must be a part of an image or filled with a color (Figure 3). From the Edit menu, choose Define Brush. Once the brush is defined, it shows up in the Brushes panel. It's re- ally that simple. Even if you close Photoshop and discard the settings, when you reopen it, the brush will be available in the panel. It resides in a Presets folder labeled Brushes inside the Adobe Figure 2. To access the new preset and create an iden- tical new docu- ment, click on the Saved category label then click the Create button.