Type any name you want, preferably something that will help you identify it later, and click OK. Then go to Menu > Edit > Define Brush Preset and a new window will pop up where you can name your brush.
Just click and drag the selection around it and make sure you’re not grabbing anything else from the image. Now that you have that opened, activate the Marquee tool to select the image. Open the image that contains your signature or logo, this can come from a scanned paper, for example, or the JPG version of a logo designed in a different program. For example, you can turn your signature or your logo into a brush, it doesn’t get more personal than that right? In just a few steps you can achieve this. None the less, there are times that you need something you just can’t find pre-installed. That multiplies the options far beyond the first array of choices that you see on the first menu. This tool is very flexible because you can adjust its shape, size, opacity and lots of other specs from the Presets panel. You can find it in the toolbox or you can activate it by using its hotkey: B. What is a Brush?įirst things first, what exactly is a brush? It’s a tool used to draw strokes. Not to worry, another great thing about Photoshop is that you can create your own custom brushes. But sometimes you just need to be more creative and have full control. It already comes with many useful brushes preloaded into the program and you can find even more online. This article originally appeared in ImagineFX (opens in new tab) magazine issue 114.The Brush Tool in Photoshop is one of the most versatile and it can be used for many applications. Tony Foti is a freelance illustrator who regularly contributes to Fantasy Flight Games‚ Star Wars and Lord of the Rings lines, as well as numerous other books, games and magazines. Navigate to the file, double-click it and the new tip will appear in your menu.
Open the Brush Preset window and click the drop-down menu option to bring up the Load Brushes option. Abr format, which you can then move to the Adobe Photoshop CS>Presets> Brushes folder on your hard drive. You'll most likely be downloading the files in. I have some Nagel brushes that have served me well over the years. The internet is full of custom brushes available for download.
If in doubt, why not download some other artists' custom brushes?
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