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So now I have everything masked out with my quick mask selection. So, if we look at our
screen here, we can see, everything is already masked out. I spent a little time going around
the eyes, getting the eyes all cleaned up and stuff. So, what I'm going to do here is,
I'm going to go ahead and hit Q, which will take me out of quick mask, and actually select
all of this. So, I'm going to do something here, to like help myself a little bit in
the future here. As I can see here, I've got a little mistake here, so I can always go
back to Q. Let's zoom in here, and see what my mistake is. It's right there. I got the
spot right there. So what I'm going to do is, hit my brush tool. Go ahead and brush
that in. There we go. Hit Q again. Q. Brush that in. Alright, there we go. So, let's take
this all the way back out. Let's enlarge our window just a little bit here. Now what I'm
going to do is, I'm going to go ahead and create a new layer. This is going to help
me out a little bit in the future here. This new layer, I'm going to take and bring it
all the way to the top. Like so. I'm going to hit Command Delete and fill it full of
white and I'm going to go Command Shift I to inverse the selection and hit Command,
or hit Shift, Alt Delete and fill that in with white. And now I have this, and this
will be good, because this will help me out later, when I need this selection again. So,
I'm going to go ahead and hide that. I've got it up, but I'm going to hide it. And now
what I'm going to do, is, we're going to pick this up in the next part.