The logo you see on the photo above is a brush I made myself. Here is how I did it. First I opened a picture of a bird, see photo below. Of course, you could always draw a custom logo and scan it instead.
Then I took the magnetic lasso tool to carefully select the shape of the bird. I continued to expand the selection until I had it just right.
Next, I opened a new blank file to go on top of the bird selection. With that new layer selected, I clicked on my paint bucket tool (set at black) and then clicked on my selection in the photo. This then turned my selection all black, see photo below.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjtm2ezNP7UuJfW17AtJ59CmgwVet2GYM3LSOjzvxd75XkRqeAPhsyI_FQIKwjpMYkMR6C2cUoRvJDrmHEkkOhkQL_c8P3IcWS564QW32IzcY0foVXKxdjbqxXjZIfH7G1FdakSqJCuIKts/s400/black+bird+selection.png)
I then dragged the bottom layer (background layer) to the trashcan, since I do not need it anymore. Then I opened a new blank file at 2 inches tall and 10 inches long. I dragged my new black bird on top of the new blank file. I used a white damask brush at 50% opacity and stamped a pattern onto the bird. see photo below.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh64_bA_l1uaDLWy3Vs39ZO2VwzH05dPvrwqJYV4G5zkvdTBSDKJh9l-p7r-TBYaVi2p_DPliqZoxzFjLMsPASHIyfEak-nZx0nSmPhPBfAqkhZEEFpWLmil23bsi74ypHmYfjmP9aSZCxx/s400/damaskbird+brush.png)
Then finally, I added some text and I used the line tool to draw a box. Now my brush is ready. I clicked on select--select all and then edit--define brush from selection. I named my brush and hit ok. Now my brush is the last brush in the brush pull-down menu. Now I just stamped that brush onto the first photo in this post.
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