Brushes have all kinds of uses in the graphic world. You can watermark your work, add a distinctive touch to it, and a plethora of other things. Read this wiki to learn how to create them using the software Photobie.
Edit Steps
- 1Create the image that you want to use for a brush. The best size is 80X80 pixels. It should also have a light background.
- 2Put the brush image (.jpg) file within the "brushes" directory of the Photobie program.
Put the brush image (.- At that point, the image will be gray scaled.
- 3To apply brushes, simply click on the shape brush button on the paint toolbar, then an brush panel pop up,
Making the brush - 4Then select the brush image and adjust those options, and draw on the destination image.
- 5Once you click on the brush tool you will be able to see the different controls and buttons.
- 6Change the categories and scroll up or down to view the brushes in that category, then select a brush.
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There are lots of controls up in the top menu too.
Brush options
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Edit Sources and Citations
- Original source of article from the Photobie forum - Shared with permission
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Last edited:
June 9, 2011 by BR
Categories:
Photobie
Recent edits by: Zzddevilzz, Maluniu, Mr handsome (see all)
