Here you will learn how to make Brush Pattern Effect: Grid using Adobe Photoshop CS2. You can also use other versions of photoshop. This tutorial was written by Crystal

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Tutorial: Brush Pattern Effect: Grid

Tutorial written by Crystal

Instructions:

1. First open up Photoshop. Then start of with the image you want to do the effect on. I'm going to use this one. Like this: [HERE].

2. Then open a new file.
Next go to File >> New and open an image 10x10 pixel.
Make sure it is transparent and then click 'OK'. Like this: [HERE].

3. Once you click OK it should look like the image one below. [HERE].

4. Then use the zoom tool, the image by 1600%, this should look like this: [HERE].

5. Then using the Marquee Tool, right click on it and select the Marquee Tool looking like this select the left side of the image. Like this: [HERE].

6. Then right click on the Marquee Tool again and use the Horizontal version it looks like this: then on the image select the top portion of the image using this tool. It should look like the image below. [HERE].

7. Next use the Paintbucet tool to fill in the selected portion. Then right click and select 'Deselect'. It should look like the image below.
[HERE].

8. Then go to Edit >> Define Pattern... Like this: [HERE].

9. A window should open, name the pattern. I used Grid Pattern. Then click OK. Like this: [HERE].

10. Then Select the Pattern Stamp Tool. Like this: [HERE].

11. Select the Pattern you wish to use. Like this: [HERE].

12. Lastly open up an image and apply the Grid patterned brush by using the brush.

Before: [HERE] After: [HERE]

Tip*-. *Tip- It's best to change the Opacity to get the grid lighter.
(This tutorial used an opacity of 20% only to show you how it looks. It would look better in an other opacity but for this tutorial we used 20%.)
When applying a pattern open up a new layer, that way you can change the opacity a lot easier and add different kinds of effects too.

Tutorial written by Crystal
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