For questions about creating or modifying graphic artwork (as opposed to editing photographic images). Be sure to include the tag for the software that will be used.
Graphics editing refers to the creation, assembly, or modifying of graphic artwork. These are pictorial representations that are drawn, as opposed to photographic images. They are typically much less complex and detailed than photographs, and employ more limited colors.
Examples would be things like logos, word art, sketches or drawings (although drawings are covered by dedicated tags), artistic patterns, mock charts or diagrams used as artwork (actual charts and diagrams used to communicate data are covered by other tags), cartoons, and other kinds of graphic designs.
Graphics editing is typically done with "drawing" or "painting" software, or applications dedicated to general or specialized types of graphics editing. It can also be accomplished with the tools found in full-featured image editing software. Some graphics editing capabilities are included in the major office suites.
For questions about how to accomplish a specific graphics editing task in a particular software application, include the application tag.
