In what scenario would you need to use a template in your project?

Using a template in a project is particularly useful when you want to maintain the original artwork while making edits or modifications. Templates allow you to create a base layer that remains unchanged, which can then be used as a reference or as a guide for new elements you might want to introduce. This is crucial in a collaborative or iterative environment where alterations should not affect the foundational design or concept of the artwork.

In contrast, creating new artwork from scratch typically does not necessitate the use of a template, as the aim is to produce something original without a pre-established framework. While linking multiple layers together is useful for organizing and managing elements in your storyboard, it's not specifically tied to the concept of using a template. Additionally, exporting multiple panels might not require a template either, as this process is about preparing files for distribution or viewing rather than retaining the original artwork.