Help
to someone that knows Photoshop
more than myself
a question?
when you define a pattern or brush
is this a temporary thing
what is the correct way to permanently add to your collection?
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Defining patterns and brushes
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April Showers 
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Posted 15 December 2011 - 04:52 PM
I've done it before, but I don't do it enough to tell you. 
I got the full instructions from Shalae's ebook.
Mastering Brushes for Photoshop Elements
Mastering Brushes for Photoshop
I got the full instructions from Shalae's ebook. Mastering Brushes for Photoshop Elements Mastering Brushes for Photoshop
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Posted 15 December 2011 - 06:43 PM
I work in PE6 on a Mac and took the Brush class - it's great and you also get the book April referred to. I'd really recommend it when it's offered again.
But, maybe this will help for now. Once you create your brush, here's what happens for me.
When I "define brush" it automatically puts that brush into the last brush set I was working with. Like, if the last brush set I used was SNU Brush Set: Painted Edges when I made my brush, it ended up in there.
I just have to remember that.
Now, of course there IS a real way to save/file them in a more professional way, but I can't remember how, sorry!
But, maybe this will help for now. Once you create your brush, here's what happens for me.
When I "define brush" it automatically puts that brush into the last brush set I was working with. Like, if the last brush set I used was SNU Brush Set: Painted Edges when I made my brush, it ended up in there.
I just have to remember that.
Now, of course there IS a real way to save/file them in a more professional way, but I can't remember how, sorry!
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Posted 16 December 2011 - 12:16 AM
Marilyn, you're almost home! First, when you define a brush, it CANNOT exceed 2500 pixels height or width. When it's selected, Edit, Define Brush saves as you described.
Then click the brush selection tool, and select the miniscule arrow at the upper-right (WHY does Photoshop make the controls so tiny for our eyes, and requiring painstaking selection?) On the flyout, select Preset Manager. That's where you can Name brushes, select multiple brushes and save as a set, etc. Hope this helps!
Then click the brush selection tool, and select the miniscule arrow at the upper-right (WHY does Photoshop make the controls so tiny for our eyes, and requiring painstaking selection?) On the flyout, select Preset Manager. That's where you can Name brushes, select multiple brushes and save as a set, etc. Hope this helps!
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Posted 16 December 2011 - 01:30 PM
BarbaraC1977, on 16 December 2011 - 12:16 AM, said:
Marilyn, you're almost home! First, when you define a brush, it CANNOT exceed 2500 pixels height or width. When it's selected, Edit, Define Brush saves as you described.
Then click the brush selection tool, and select the miniscule arrow at the upper-right (WHY does Photoshop make the controls so tiny for our eyes, and requiring painstaking selection?) On the flyout, select Preset Manager. That's where you can Name brushes, select multiple brushes and save as a set, etc. Hope this helps!
Then click the brush selection tool, and select the miniscule arrow at the upper-right (WHY does Photoshop make the controls so tiny for our eyes, and requiring painstaking selection?) On the flyout, select Preset Manager. That's where you can Name brushes, select multiple brushes and save as a set, etc. Hope this helps!
thank you Barbara for those great directions
this is a great help
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