How can I add a shining star effect in Photoshop? Here is an example of what I'm talking about:
http://crashtest.retrogame
(The stars on the C and T)
I am using version 6.0.1.
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Actually, version 6 has the brush you are looking for included with it. Select the airbrush tool and click on the down arrow next to the brush selection in the brush menu at the top. This will display the brush selection palette. From there, click on the small circled arrow to display another menu with "Load Brushes" as one of its choices. Load the Assorted Brushes from the Brushes folder, it has the "starburst" brush you are looking for.
HTH :)
armour_king
IT is Quite possible.
Just create a star in a new layer. Imean to say using the brush make a new star in a different layer. then u always can resize the layer by Ctrl T or Edit>free transform.
There is an Option to custom ur Brush Size. i wouldnt suggest u this as ur stars are always not of the same size. Right??
cheers
Jayanth
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by: weedPosted on 2001-10-19 at 09:19:23ID: 6546930
Look carefully at the way its constructed. Its a + with faded out ends, and a fuzzy airbrush tapped a few times in the middle. Very simple. Once youve created it in black you can make it into a custom brush and apply it that way or just recreate it over and over OR copy and paste it around.