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Nov 28, 2007 23:04 |  #1

I want to take a picture, and turn it into the shape of our country. Kindof like the one Im posting here. Whats the best way to do this?


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Nov 29, 2007 02:34 |  #2

Probably with a vector mask. I don't really know the details, try googling that.


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Nov 29, 2007 05:52 |  #3

Here you go. Resize this and use it as your mask.


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Nov 29, 2007 20:27 as a reply to  @ tzalman's post |  #4

Ok I have the photo, but Im looking at how to actually do this. Im still very new to PS.


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Nov 29, 2007 20:53 |  #5

The simplest way is to convert your image into a brush

Desaturate your image to make it black & white
Go to Edit > Define Brush Preset and save it as a brush.
Look in the Brush palette and it will be the last brush listed.
just click and it will be selected.


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