It's obvious that I am new to photoshop, so moving on from there, I have several questions that I haven't found in the forums. I'm using Photoshop CC 2018. When you create a new image for drawing digital art; 1) I've read that you should draw your image 2x to 3x of what your actual image size will be. For example, 128x128 would be 384x384 if it is 3x. Would that be correct? 2) For the resolution, all I hear about is DPI, but I'm only getting an option for PPI. Does that actually matter? 300 PPI is for digital, 600+ if printing? Is 1,000 PPI a bad thing? 3) What color mode should you use? RBG, CMYK, or Lab? 8, 16, or 32 bit? What's the difference between the three color modes? 4) What is color profile and should I mess with the options, leave it at the default option, or turn it off? 5) How should I set the Pixel Aspect Ratio, and how does it effect the image? Other: How can I resize the image for wallpapers and keep good quality? Draw on the highest size and downsize for each smaller wallpaper size? Thank you all who respond with the help! ❤️
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