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Learn how to use the brush tool in Adobe Photoshop at www.teachUcomp.com. A clip from Mastering Photoshop Made Easy v. CS4. www.teachucomp.com – the most comprehensive Photoshop tutorial available. Visit us today!

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Learn GarageBand in only 30 days! mhlo.co In this video, Mahalo expert Gene Shaw explains how to use a few of the functions available in the Actions Panel. Actions Panel Functions ——————————————————————— This fantastic tool allows you to record your actions, and then automate them on additional images. If you need to resize, recolor or add a watermark to multiple images, this is absolutely the panel you need to use. 1. In the top bar menu click on Window — Actions. This will bring up the Actions Panel on the right side of the screen. This panel will allow you to speed up your workflow tremendously.2. The main area shows all of the default actions that Photoshop comes preloaded with. These include Vignette, Frame Channel, Wood Frame, Cast Shadow, Water Reflection and many others. This panel will automate several commonly used actions.3. To see one of these options in action, youll need to make a selection. Click on the Marquee tool (top left, second down, looks like a square with dash marks) and select an area of the picture youre working with.4. With your area selected, click Vignette in the Actions Panel, then press the "play" button at the bottom of the panel (it looks like a play button on a DVD player). This might open up a dialogue box asking you to specify the feather radius. 5 pixels is fine, so click OK.5. Youll now notice a vignette surrounds your selection. You can change the color of the vignette simply by <b>…<b>

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Click To Tweet This Video: clicktotweet.com How To Make Your Own Custom Photoshop Brush, Easy And No Extra Programs Needed!! Link To My Website: octogfx.com Follow Me On Twitter twitter.com Link To All The Brushes I Have On My Photoshop, Including Some Of The Custom TSGB Brushes Made By Me www.mediafire.com – tsgb.tv

FULL VIDEO: www.tutvid.com This video was somehow automatically shortened by Youtube in Feb. of 2009. Instead of taking it down I decided to simply include a link to the full video on tutvid.com. In this video tutorial we are going to start with the bare basics of the brush tool and learn about brushing and changing brush sizes and many of the basic things you can do with the brush and we will also go and learn about editing brush presets, creating new brush presets, changing the dynamics and scattering options for your brush as well as loading in brushes you have downloaded and creating your own custom brushes! This is a pretty big tutorial and we will cover a lot of material, so sit tight and enjoy! Please check out www.tutvid.com for more, free video tutorials as well as downloads!

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Learn GarageBand in only 30 days! mhlo.co In this video, Mahalo expert Gene Shaw will walk you through the foundations of the brush panel. Brush Panel ——————————————————————— You can create millions of custom brushes using the Brush Panel in Photoshop. Sometimes a pencil lead is too soft, and it gives you a darker line than you really want. The same goes for brush bristles or pen tips. If you have the wrong size, shape or amount of wear, you may need to use a different instrument. Sometimes, youll have to throw them away entirely. If this ever happens to you in Photoshop, you can simply adjust the size, shape, and even hardness of your brush.1. Open up the Brush Panel by clicking Window — Brush to make sure its checked.2. This panel is where youll be able to create and change different brushes. Photoshop has already built many presets into the program. The brushes that have drawings instead of the icon of what the brush looks like when you use it are called "bristle brushes." If you have a Wacom or any other tablet and you click on the "eye" at the bottom of the panel, youll see an indicator on the screen that shows you the angle youre holding your pen at on your tablet, and it also shows you how much pressure youre applying when you draw a stroke.3. If you choose a brush with longer bristles, youll find that they actually spread out according to how much pressure you apply with your pen on the tablet.4. You can create <b>…<b>