on one of your captured brushes to automatically switch to the Brush
tool with that brush tip active.
One more thing: So Capture is really cool, and I hope that you’ve
already downloaded it and are perhaps even using it, but wouldn’t
it be great to have that sort of power in Photoshop itself, though?
Good news—you do! In Photoshop, navigate to the Libraries panel; at
the bottom of the panel, click on the + icon and select the Capture
icon (Ca) where it says “Create from Image.” The ability to generate
Patterns, Shapes, Color Themes, and Gradients are right there in
Photoshop. Talk about a hidden gem.
Let’s look at Patterns as an example. Below I’ve used the Creative
Cloud app icon to completely reimagine it as a pattern. With controls
such as Pattern type, Scale, and Rotation, you can make even the most
recognizable artwork entirely your own!
That’s just some of what can be done with Adobe Capture. I hope that
this incredible tool finds a home in your workflow. Stay tuned, because
the Adobe team is constantly forging new ground and bringing magic
to the device that’s always with you. n
ALL IMAGES BY BRYAN O’NEIL HUGHES GOING MOBILEKELBYONE.COM