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 1. Click on the Rectangular Marquee tool and select an area of a picture not more than 1,000 2 pixels 2. On the Brushes palette choose Define Brush. The new brush will be added after the last brush tip on the palette. |
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3. You can now use the Paintbrush tool to paint with your
selection. For a single copy just click once. For multiple copies, drag
your mouse. In the example the images overlap. |
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| 4. On the Brush Options palette you can also define how far apart you want to paint the images: 100% separates them completely, as with Dennis the Menace. |  |
5. Use the Rectangular Selection marquee to copy and paste areas then rotate or flip them to create patterns by selecting Transform on the Edit menu.
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Photoshop 5: Create a Brush from an Image