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Hi – I haven’t used photoshop much for making diagrams from scratch, and realise it’s not the best tool for the job. Still, if someone could help with this question I’d appreciate it. I want to produce a diagram showing a configuration of intertwining curves. (Imagine one of those children’s puzzles that have five kids at the top and 5 toys at the bottom, and you have to follow the jumbled-up lines to find out which kid each toy belongs to.)
Using the freeform pen tool I’ve drawn my curves with a high "curve fit", and I’m happy with how they look. But I’ve just realised I haven’t actually drawn anything, I’ve just defined paths. How do I turn those paths into something that is actually drawn? And can I choose a curve thickness for this?
If there’s a better way to do this I’d appreciate hearing about it. Thanks. –Ian
Using the freeform pen tool I’ve drawn my curves with a high "curve fit", and I’m happy with how they look. But I’ve just realised I haven’t actually drawn anything, I’ve just defined paths. How do I turn those paths into something that is actually drawn? And can I choose a curve thickness for this?
If there’s a better way to do this I’d appreciate hearing about it. Thanks. –Ian
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