The history brush tools.

The history brush tools

The history brush works very similar to the stamp cloning tool, however instead of simply being able to copy the current image, the history brush tool will allow you to copy and previous state of the image in the history to the current state. Note however that this tool copies from one layer to the active layer only, not all layers.

The art history brush is similar to the regular history brush, however it allows you to copy to the current active layer in a modified manner, similar to applying a filter effect. The Photoshop manual suggests filling the entire image with white and then painting from the original while experimenting with various settings in the tool’s option palette.

• Marquee tool
• Move tool
• Lasso tool
• Magic wand tool
• Crop tool
• Slice tool
• Airbrush tool
• Paintbrush and Pencil tools
• Stamp tool
• History Brush
• Eraser tool
• Gradient and bucket
• Blur, sharpen, smudge
• Dodge, burn, sponge
• Path tool
• Text tool
• Pen and anchor
• Shape and line
• Notes tool
• Eyedropper, measure
• Hand tool
• Zoom tool
• Color Picker
• Mode tools

Photoshop Tutorials

	Creating spooky text - 6+7
	Creating 3d Text - 6.0
	Creating Engraved text - 6.0
	Working with colormasks - 6.0
	Using the quick mask tool - 6.0
	Creating perfect rounded edges - 6.0
	Slicing a graphical interface - 6.0
	Creating torn and burnt images - 6.0
	Creating realistic wires - 6.0