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Stamps are fun, aren’t they? Whether it’s your monogram, motif, or just for fun, it’s pretty useful to have an easy way of transferring an image over. In the same way, it can also be useful to have an “e-stamp”. Instead of importing or placing your image over and over while designing, you can just turn it into a stamp instead.

Once again, I’ll be using Photoshop, but you can do similar things in the free program GIMP if you don’t have PS.

First, open up the image you want to make into a stamp. It’s good to have a good resolution image that’s fairly large, if you intend on making stamps of various sizes.

A good stamp has high contrast between black & white, and a clear definition around the image (i.e. no backgrounds!)

Now simply go to Edit -> Define Brush Preset and click okay. You can name your brush if you want.

That’s it! Now let’s go get that stamp/brush! (And open up a new document to “stamp on!”)

Now just stamp away, in whatever color you like!

I turned the mons I designed earlier into stamps, so they are ready for instant use!

Try it out, and let me know how it goes!