I’m going to keep it simple, and show you some of the things we can do with a rectangle at 50% opacity. Just keep the color to black once the brush preset is created, you can change the color later.
There aren’t really any rules here – your brush can consist of lines, shapes, various opacities….basically whatever you need it to be. To avoid any problems, create your brush at the largest size you think you’ll need it. Scaling your brush size down will look just fine, but if you need to enlarge it later on, it might start to look pixelated. *Note: Since you’re using Photoshop, you’re working in pixels. For this tutorial, I’ll be using a 200 px by 200 px document. Make sure it’s big enough to hold the entire brush, but keep in mind that you won’t need a ton of extra room. In these four simple steps, you’ll have your own unique brush to create a masterpiece with! 1. That’s why Photoshop has an easy way to create your own custom brush. And not just a pattern that fills in a shape, but something you can actually draw with and fluidly move. But every now and then, you might just want something a little different. Photoshop offers a wide variety of brushes to help you create textures in your work.
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