

Make sure to name your preset so you can use it in again in the future. Next, go to the top menu bar, select Edit>Define Brush Preset. Keep in mind your logo can be on any color background - transparent, white, black, etc. Okay, so let's get started with a Photoshop logo brush. How to Turn a Logo into a Photoshop Brush In this tutorial, I will show you an easy way to turn your current logo or text into a Photoshop brush preset so you can easily "stamp" your watermark on each image before saving for web use! This is a HUGE timesaver! How to Sync Lightroom Presets from CC to Mobileĭo you spend too much time opening and placing your logo or copyright text on each and every image before putting them online? How to Install Presets in the Free Lightroom Mobile App


Click on 'More Options' flyout (see image above), and adjust the Spacing and Scatter settings for more variability in your paint strokes. For my 6 MP image, I set the brush size to 95 pixels.Ĥ. For this sample, we selected Paintbrush Tool Texture Comb. A good choice for distressing is the Wet Media Brushes, which come standard with Photoshop Elements or Photoshop (see image at right).ģ. In the Tool Options bar at top of screen, click the Brushes flyout arrow to see your brush sets. In Photoshop Elements (Photoshop is similar), click the Brush Tool on the toolbar to activate the brush tool.Ģ. These effects look especially nice along the edges of photos or papers.ġ. While you may not want to paint a masterpiece picture, you may like to add some simulated chalking, inking or painting effects to your papers and embellishments. Included with Photoshop/Photoshop Elements are an assortment of brushes that are made to simulate painting. This often works best with small brushes and by adjusting the Scatter and Spacing settings in the More Options dialog. Instead of stamping brushes with the click of the mouse, as described in section above, you can also drag the mouse or pen along, as if painting.
