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This week we are talking about vector masks. Perhaps one of the most underrated tools in Photoshop, vector masks allow you to mask objects with clean vector lines. Unlike layer masks, you can modify the vector lines after the mask is created using the many path tools. Vector masks are also resolution-independent meaning they can be scaled to virtually any size. Click here to view this tutorial.
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