Brush Shaped Images on Photoshop

1. First, make two layers, one with your image on it and the other with the shape of the brushes you want (as you can see, your brush layer can be any color or many colors).

2. Hide your brush layer (click on the eye) and make the image into a pattern by going to Edit and then to Define Pattern.

3. Go back to your brush layer and unhide it. Go to Layer, then to Layer Styles, and then Pattern Overlay. (Or click on the style button and then Pattern Overlay).

4. Put the image that you just put in the patterns as the pattern over the brush layer.

5. Delete the image layer and make a new layer (hit Ctrl+Shift+N, use the button nect to the trash icon in the "Layers" window, or go to Layer, New, then to Layer.) And merge the brush layer on to the new layer. And you're done!
By the by, you can skip everything after "delete the image layer" if you want to.

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Saving an Image as a Brush in Photobie

1. Open the image pack. Click on the select tool.
   

2. Select the image you want.
   

3. Click on Edit=>cut. Then Click on Edit=>paste as new image.
4. Save your image on your Photobie brush folder!
   

5. Now, click on your shape brush tool, then click on the refresh brushes button to view the new brush. Voila! You have a new brush to use for your graphics!

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Photoshop Brushes and Image Packs

Please observe the following terms of usage:

1. These brushes should be for personal use and not for commercial purposes.
2. You cannot redistribute these brushes and claim you made them.
3. You are not allowed to alter the brushes and claim you made them.
4. When using these brushes, a credit to neo-faeriewings.co.nr is required!

These brushes were made with Photoshop CS3 Extended!

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