Now you’re ready to use your watermark brush. You can do this by going to select > deselect or by pressing ctrl + d on PC or cmd + d on a Mac. Name it, in this case I name it CM Rocks and press ok.
Next, you want to go to edit > define brush presetĪnd you’ll get a dialog box that prompts you to give your brush a name Once you’ve done this, you will have marching ants around your selection (which is the entire document). You can do this by going to select > all or by pressing ctrl + a on PC or cmd + a on a Mac. Once you’ve entered your text, you want to select all. When you do this, you will see a new text layer in the layers palette. Click on the text tool to add your text to the document.
Enter 1 for the height and 3 for the width and 300 for the resolution. The first step is to create a new blank document. Continuing on with what I said last week, that time is money and the main goal is to speed up your workflow, I wanted to do a quick tutorial on how to create a watermark in Photoshop and then turn it into a brush.
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