| How To Install Custom Brushes Tutorial by Neenee - August 2004 You may print out this tutorial for your own use or link to it but please do not copy and paste elsewhere - thank you! PSP7 All of my custom Brushes are saved as PSP files. All you need to do is download the file and open it in PSP7. Click on selections, select all, float. Click on the brush tool - the tool options brush box will appear - in the upper right hand corner you will see a paint brush with a black arrow before it - when your mouse hovers over it, it says brush types - click on that brush - then click on custom - another box will appear that says custom brush - with your image selected - the create option will activate - (if your image is not selected - you won't be able to save it) click on create, OK. Close out your image - you now have a new custom brush. To use your custom brushes - open a new transparent image - click on brush, click on the brush with the arrow-choose custom brush - using the scroll tabs, locate the brush you want, click OK - type in the size brush you want, opacity should be 100, but you can lower that for a more translucent look if you like. Choose a foreground color, pattern, or gradient and click on your new image - the custom paint brushes work just like stencils. You can use filters on these to get some interesting looks!
PSP 8 All my custom brushes are saved as PSP files. All you need to do is download the file and open it in PSP8 Click on file, export, custom brush - when the create brush tip box opens - type in the name of my brush- please keep the file name exactly as it appears (thank you) in the Author section - please type in Neenee - click OK. That's it! When you are ready to use your new brush tip- open a new transparent image - choose your foreground color, pattern or gradient, locate the brush tip, and size it to your needs - opacity should be 100 - but you can lower that to give your stencil a more translucent look. Use filters and other effects for some interesting looks! Webpage & bg's by Neenee | 
