Photoshop Tag Brush

 


Above are is my tag brush that I created in Adobe Photoshop. I used my logo created in Adobe Illustrator to be the center of my tag. I then chose the spray overlay because it reminded me of clouds since it was more concentrated and grainy than the other options. I really like how it turned out and the top picture is what my stamp looks like in different colors and layered on top of eachother.

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