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It could be done with a single SSL certificate. Specifically, what you want to do is to provide 'Subject Alt Names' in the certificate.
Take a look at Google's certificate for example, which has the following Subject Alt Names. In other words, they have one certificate for all of those domains.
DNS Name: *.google.com
DNS Name: *.android.com
DNS ...
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Two:
A "regular" SSL certificate for www.example.com
A wildcard SSL certificate for classmates.com and all of its subdomains
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Use The Gimp. Despite what anyone else says, my company has interacted with Photoshop users for the web for 8 years without any issue whatsoever. While some may claim they have had problems, and you can find claims about anything for everything including mine, you are not likely to have any problems using Gimp for the web.
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