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This is a detailed guide to anything and everything there is to know about Adobe Photoshop Brushes up to CS4.
Topics include menu descriptions, loading and saving brush sets, how to make your own brushes, how to manage your brushes, keyboard shortcuts, and much more!
This guide is for every level of Photoshop user, from beginner to expert.
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I don't know where else to ask, so I'll ask here.
Is it possible to use a fully-coloured image as a brush? Every attempt leads to a gradient of the image than the whole image.
For the last few weeks, I've been trying to make a board-game that uses panels to line the routes. I had to copy-paste the panel layers and lay them out one by one, I found this tedious. But I made around three boards with this method.
Then I had an accident and lost all my work. And the thought of having to do it all again makes me want to bash my head in! But I found out more on how brushes work, such as custom shapes and spacing between them, which makes them seem a quicker, easier way of doing it. Especially with the Pen Tool. But for some reason, the custom brushes won't accept the image as a whole and just a gradient of it.
Am I missing a step, or using the wrong tool? Or is it just impossible?