Copy and pasting multiple images into one main image

[Anonymous]

Hi forum! So I can REALLY use some immediate help with an issue that I’m having. So I’m pretty much a “rookie” with copying, pasting and adding multiple images to one illustration. Here’s my dilemma;

I have one main illustration (a logo) that I created. I have  an additional 9 images that I’d like to add onto that logo, that are individual images that I’d like to resize and add onto the logo. With these other images I’d like to essentially “shrink” them to fit into the logo. I’m VERY lost with how to integrate these 9 individual images into my main image (logo). Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! Even though I’m a seasoned artist I am at complete “rookie” status with this app and this process! Thanks guys!

[patrick.muenster]

To honest, Sketchbook isn't the best app for logo design and merging images together like you want to do.
It's designed as an drawing application in first place.  But it's possible to do what you want.
I don't know which Sketchbook app you are using, but in every version you can import images. Further you can move and scale images with a tool. (Here is the reference for the desktop version )
In the desktop version you can press shift to select multiple layers and apply transformations to them. This is not possible in the app versions of Sketchbook as far as I know.
If you want to move them together, you have to merge them onto one layer (merging). This should be possible in every version of Sketchbook.

I think that's all you need to do the job. But in in terms of precision and possibilities I would recommend to use an other type of software for this task. E.g. Photoshop, Illustrator, Affinity Design/Photo, Corel Draw etc. or If you want to use some free software I can recommend Krita and Gimp.