• | To create a brush dab shape |
This musical note was captured as a brush dab.
To create a brush dab shape |
1 | On a white background, draw a shape in black color. |
If you are drawing on a layer, drop the layer to the canvas when you complete the shape. (See To drop a layer.) |
Use shades of gray to define the transparent areas of the dab. |
To follow stroke direction, a captured brush set must face toward the right side. |
2 | Choose the Rectangular Selection tool from the toolbox. |
3 | Drag across your brush shape to create a selection. For a square selection, hold down Shift after you start dragging. |
4 | Click the Brush Selector on the Brush Selector bar. |
5 | In the Brush library panel, choose the brush category in which you want to save the variant for the captured dab shape. |
6 | Click the Brush library options button , and choose Capture Dab. |
7 | If necessary, choose Window Brush Control Panels Size, and change the settings. |
8 | Choose Select None, and draw with the brush on the canvas. |
If you like the results you’ve captured, you can save the brush as a new variant. For information about how to save customized brushes for later use, see Saving and deleting brush variants. |
You can paint with a captured brush just as you would with other brushes.
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