When you’re finished, go to Edit > Define Brush Preset and give your brush a name. Then, set your foreground color to black and start painting within your selection. To do this, simply select the Brush Tool from the Tools palette and choose a soft round brush. Once you have your selection made, you can use the Brush Tool to paint within your selection. To turn this path into a selection, simply right-click on the path and choose “Make Selection.” From here, you can use any of Photoshop’s selection tools to modify your selection. Then, click and drag on your document to create your custom path. First, create a new layer and select the Pen Tool from the Tools palette. If you want to create a more complex star brush, you can use the Pen Tool to create a custom path. To change the color of your star, simply double-click on the layer in the Layers palette and choose a new color from the Color Picker. Next, choose the “Star” shape from the drop-down menu and then click and drag on your document to create your star.

Then, select the Custom Shape Tool from the Tools palette. Select the object (Image credit: Hannah Rooke) Choose the object selection tool and draw a rectangle marquee around your subject.

First, open up a new Photoshop document and create a new layer. Start by opening the image you want to edit and duplicate the layer either by right clicking and scrolling down to duplicate layer or press Cmd/cntrl + J 2. There are a few different ways that you can make a star brush in Photoshop, but one of the easiest ways is to use the Custom Shape Tool.

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