The article discusses how to create a graphics library using Photoshop for scientific journals. Editors can save and rearrange graphics as reusable base graphics. By combining simple base graphics, more complex object graphics can be created. The key findings include analyzing the structure of object graphics and proposing a method to construct a graphics library for reuse. This method involves collecting and saving elementary graphics as a base and expanding it during routine editorial work. Various ways to generate object graphics from the base graphics library are also explained.