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- Introduction
- Understanding Foreground and Background Colors
- Using the Brush and Brush Presets Panels
- Modifying the Brush Presets Panel
- Selecting Brush Tip Sets
- Adjusting Brush Tips
- Adjusting Bristle Brush Tips
- Creating Customized Brush Tips
- Saving Customized Brush Tips
- Working with the Brush and Airbrush Tools
- Working with the Mixed Brush Tool
- Working with the Pencil Tool
- Working with Auto Erase
- Working with the Line Tool
- Using the Standard Shape Tool
- Working with the Custom Shape Tool
- Creating a Custom Shape
- Saving Custom Shape Sets
- Using the Paint Bucket Tool
- Working with the Eraser Tools
- Working with the Magic Eraser Tool
- Creating and Applying Gradients
- Creating and Saving Customized Gradients
- Using the Color Replacement Tool
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This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
Saving Custom Shape Sets
Creating customized sets of shapes is an excellent way to get organized. The next time you need a specific shape all you have to do is select the shape from your organized sets. Organization can save you time, but it also lends a sense of consistency to designs. Using the same customized shapes repeatedly helps to tie the elements of a design together, and Photoshop gives you the perfect way to maintain that consistency with customized shape sets.
Save Custom Shape Sets
Select the Custom Shape tool on the toolbox.
Click the Shape list arrow to see a list of the current shapes.
Create new shapes, and then add them to the current list.
To add preexisting shapes, click the Options button, and then click Load Shapes, or choose from the available predefined shape lists.
Click the Options button, and then click Save Shapes.
Enter a descriptive name for the new set in the File Name (Win) or the Save As (Mac) box.
Click the Save In (Win) list arrow or Where (Mac) popup, and then select a location to save the new set.
Click Save.
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