Photoshop 7 Brushes Full Introduction (3)--Path strokes to do quartet continuous

Strategy 1, Draw patterns, edit/define Brushes

2, draw the path, and create a new layer

3. Adjust Brush parameters

4. The Stroke button on the point Path Cotton board. The effect is as follows. However, the pattern is found to be perpendicular to the page orientation.

5, continue to adjust brush parameters

6, stroke the effect of the following is the "direction" of the benefits of

7, the layer copy, and "Free transform" to scale to the appropriate size

8, double-click the application transform. Press Shift+ctrl+alt+t to repeat the last transformation. The effect is as follows

9. Merge all layers except the background layer. and copy the layer. Ctrl+t, moves the center point of the transformation to the diagram position and rotates 90 degrees.

10, double-click the application transform. Press Shift+ctrl+alt+t to repeat the last transformation. The effect is as follows

11. Merge all layers except the background layer. Press Ctrl+t to pull up the transform adjustment box. Ctrl+r pull up the ruler. Pull a reference line in both horizontal and vertical directions. The purpose of changing the adjustment box by Ctrl+t is to find the center point of the image more conveniently. The effect is as follows

12. Select the rectangular Marquee tool, press Alt+shift to draw a square selection at the intersection of the reference line. and define it as a pattern.

13, after the effect of filling. You can use a fill layer, and the advantage is that you can resize the pattern.

This approach is slower, but better understood than "offset" in the "filter". And made a few more effects. Path strokes combined with brushes can get a lot of rich results. Try as much as you can.