OK, for the tutorial:
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open your chalkboard background and the image you'd like to use |
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with your image file open, choose your rectangular marquee tool (M) |
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draw a selection box around the portion of your image you'd like to use |
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choose edit > define brush from selection |
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name your image if you'd like, then click OK |
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switch to your chalkboard image and create a new layer |
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activate your brush tool (B) |
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and choose the brush image you just created |
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stamp your image (make sure you have the new layer selected...not your chalkboard background layer) |
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add another new layer and while holding the control key, click on the thumbnail of the image layer |

totally digging that menu one - awesome!
ReplyDeleteI often try to replicate your PS tutorials in Pages just to see if I can do it ; ) Love this one!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Erica, great tutorial and thanks for the chalkboard :-)
ReplyDeleteum, you are brilliant.
ReplyDeletexoxo.
AWESOME
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