I hope my magazine tutorial, “Create Your Own Digital Stamps,” has encouraged you to start creating your own digital stamps, and that you’re having fun making them. Once you get used to the process, you’ll find that there’s plenty of room for creativity, including adding backgrounds, text, and other embellishments.
Here is how I applied a gradient to one of my custom digital brush stamps.
Should you ever feel you need more detail in any of your digital stamps, try this method. It looks long and complicated, but once you follow through the steps, you should understand the concept well enough to adapt it to your own brush stamps.
With a few simple steps, you can turn any photo into a custom brush, which you can use over and over again, just like a rubber stamp.
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