All right, welcome back.
So in this video, we're talking about the history brush tool.
So if I go right here and I right click, we have the history brush tool and then the art history brush
tool.
So if I hover over this.
It restores parts of an image to an earlier stage so we can go here and we can select this.
And it's not taking me to an early part of the thing, which is fine.
Let's try the art history brush.
OK.
That just kind of went on its own and is one thing, but that's kind of cool.
Yes, I mean, I kind of add this effect to it will make myself myself a paint in kind of a fact.
And then we're going to use the other tool.
So I've kind of turn myself in watercolor, which school?
It's really cool with the beard, too, because right now I got I don't have the beard.
So.
Let's do this, let's make it a bigger size and then I guess I will have fun with us.
OK.
So.
Maybe too much fun.
OK.
So I go back to the profile picture and we'll try this again.
OK.
So when I did that, I kind of jacked everything up.
Someone shrink it down and then we'll just do this.
Remember, never be afraid to experiment with a tool, because that's how you learn tools.
By playing with it.
That's how I learned Photoshop.
I learned it a long time ago, but I never stopped learning.
And I always learn something new.
So you can see here we painted this here.
And now we can go to the art history brush and we can
go back.
And do that.
OK.
So that's the history brush tool and the art history brush tool.
So danger watching us in the next video.