Hi again!
A bit off topic, but I wanted to say this first: I can’t be happier with the app and the updates we’re getting! I’m always spreading the word and trying to bring people to switch to ASP, the BEST drawing app on iPad by far!

Now for the suggestion: it would be nice for my workflow (and maybe for others as well) to be able to set different "workspaces" with a specific set of tools (and settings, maybe? But this might be trickier I suppose) for different stages of any given process. In my case, I’d like to have a sketching/inking workspace, a flatting/coloring one, and a painting/rendering one, each with a given set of tools/favorites on the toolbar, as they’re all quite different workflows and require a very different sets of tools. It would be a timesaver to be able to switch between them (let’s say through the preferences panel—>interface, probably?). This would allow for a more compact set of tools and presets for each stage of the process, without having to swipe through the toolbar and/or having way too many items in the quick menu.
Hope you might consider adding this! It would be cool to know also if more users are interested in this feature being added. Thanks in advance!

1.) As I work with a lot of layers, it would really help my workflow (and maybe others’ as well) to have the option to add a coloured tag to the layers (similar to Photoshop) to help differentiate them. Red for lineart, blue for flat colors, cyan for rendering, orange for references, green for text or whatever. It would help a lot with organizing the document. Being able to see what a layer is at a glance would really speed up things a lot. Right now I find myself scrolling through the layers panel looking for what I need for a while. Identifying a layer only through it’s thumbnail or label takes some time.

It would be an extra option on the layer’s panel (alongside Lock transparency, Lock pixels, Lock position and Reference. Hope others will find it useful enough and it’s not a pain in the a** to implement so we can see it happen!

2.) Have a set of options when exporting to jpeg and pdf (mainly to manage dpi and color profile), so that you don’t have to use a different app to create a light, printable file for example.

Thanks and have a great day!