Tuesday, October 30, 2007

How to make a logo brush/ watermark brush/ copyright stamp

Whatever you want to call it! LOL!

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To use your new logo/watermark/copyright brush, just choose that brush from your brush pallette, change the opacity at the top of the screen (if you wish), adjust the brush size, and click on your photo to "stamp" your logo on!

13 comments:

Rina said...

THANK YOU for having info like this on your blog. I lurk on two peas and notice the link to your photoshop blog. Can't wait to I have time and can check out your photography blog!

I'm just venturing into finally getting out of auto, and working in av mode. I have some first pics posted on my blog. Haven't really messed with photoshop yet but plan on too.

Kristina said...

These are great! I clicked on these hoping you'd have a tutorial on how to add texture. Any chance you're working on one of those?

Ashton and Shanda Call Family said...

That was awesome! Thank you!

christina said...

thanks so much for the straightforward tutorial. keep the great info coming! :)

christina
my blog!

Brett & Morgan Werner said...

Thank you thank you! That was an awesome post! I totally needed that tutorial. SO much easier than the way I was doing it before.

I noticed that on your pictures, you sometimes use a watermark that is a white, transparent band across the image with your logo written on the band. How would I do that? Could you make a tutorial on that?

Andrea said...

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! You don't know how long I've been looking for instructions to do this. Everyone I talked to said I would have to type my copyright on each picture. I knew there was a way to do it, because I did it in PS 7.0 a long time ago. Now I'm using CS3 which is much more advanced. This helps me so much...Thank you again and keep posting these helpful tips!!!

Amy said...

Thankyou so much for this!!

Yay..now I have a watermark brush!

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SKELLER said...

Thank you, thank you!! I so appreciate your clear, helpful tutorial. I just linked it on my blog.

Kim Peri said...

I just "stumbled" across this blog and am SOOooo happy!...YEAH! THANKS!

Zoe! said...

Thanks so much for this tutorial!

Jeannie D. said...

Oh Jess!
This is great I think I did it be accident!!! These things NEVER turn out for me....LOL but thanks to you I DID IT!!!!
Jeannie D
still peaing

Audrey said...

Thanks, this was just what I needed!