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01. Select the 'Brush' tool and go to Window --> Brushes (or F5). Go to Brush Tip Shape. Set the 'Diameter' to 25px, the 'Spacing' at 5% and the 'Hardness' to 100%.
02. Go to 'Shape Dynamics'. Set the 'Size Jitter' to 100%...
1. Create a new image 300 x 100. Choose a couple of colors,one light and one darker for contrast. Place your text on the first layer of the document.
2. Next, ratertize your text. Layer -> Rastertize -> Text. Select the layer, and duplicate it...
Once you see how easy this is, you'll kick your self. Just kidding. This is a fast easy way to give your images a site watermark, without covering the image much.
1. Open any image you want to watermark. I took a picture of some dude's ride here...
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