How Do You Use Brushes In Adobe Photoshop CS2?
Use brushes in Photoshop CS2 to create original art. Digital painters have many more brush options than traditional artists, and mistakes are not a big problem. Photoshop’s Layers capability allows you to build up your artwork in discreet pieces. If you change your mind about an element, delete it and leave the rest of your work intact. Use the many different brushes in Photoshop CS2 to imitate traditional brushstrokes, or to create new looks. Turn on your computer and open Photoshop CS2. Choose “File” from the Menu bar, and then “New” from the pull-down menu. An options window will open. Type the name of your project in the “Name” box. Select “800 x 600” from the “Preset” pull-down menu. Choose “Transparent” from the “Background Contents” option bar. Click on the “OK” button to close the window and to open your new image. Click on the “Brush” icon in the “Tools” window. Click on the “Brush Preview” box on the horizontal options bar. A “Brush Options” window will open. Choose “Airbrush
