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Quick tip for graphic designers, Press Shift + CTRL + Y While you have the color picker up - it will grey out non CMYK colors quickly when designing for print.

Seso

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Jorge1 year ago

what the healing brush?

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David Horne1 year ago

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Seso1 year ago

IK

Tengu Hunter1 year ago

will this work on Affinity?

Seso1 year ago

Not sure!

Alex320201 year ago

Doesn't do anything in illustrator only photoshop

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