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**Program Tutorials** : Photoshop : *Technique Last Updated: May 12th, 2008 - 21:44:53
 
TECHNIQUE: Creating a Brush from Ding Fonts
By Shelleyrae Cusbert 2007
Sep 18, 2007, 00:02

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It is simple to create your own brush from any of the thousands of ding fonts available.
Choose a ding font.
Make sure your foreground color is black (press D on your keyboard)
Choose the text tool
This ding is from Monotype Sorts (letter a) and I have typed it at 200 pt


Rasterize the text by right clicking on the layer and selecting Rasterize Type


Select Image> Trim, and ensure that Based on: Transparent Pixels is selected and all options are selected for Trim Away


Select Edit> Define Brush Preset and name your brush when the popup window appears. Choose OK


You can now access your brush through the brush menu (B) and make your choices. Create a new layer and apply your brushwork.


Don't forget to save your ding brush using the Preset Manager!


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