Yesterday, 08:05 AM
I can't seem to find a way to use the eraser tool just to erase brush strokes. I can only seem to get the eraser tool to act upon the entire image, erasing to the background, instead of erasing only the paintbrush strokes.
I will better explain with a simple example. Say I have a simple single layer file with a photograph of a person. I use the paintbrush tool to draw a hat on the person. Maybe I don't like what I drew with the paintbrush so I want to erase it, or part of it. I switch to the eraser tool, but instead of only erasing the hat that I drew with the paintbrush it erases the top part of the head also, exposing the blank background. How do I erase just the hat drawn with the paintbrush and not the entire image?
(Hopefully there is a method that works whilst still working on a single layer. I am not experienced enough at the moment to work with layers.)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I will better explain with a simple example. Say I have a simple single layer file with a photograph of a person. I use the paintbrush tool to draw a hat on the person. Maybe I don't like what I drew with the paintbrush so I want to erase it, or part of it. I switch to the eraser tool, but instead of only erasing the hat that I drew with the paintbrush it erases the top part of the head also, exposing the blank background. How do I erase just the hat drawn with the paintbrush and not the entire image?
(Hopefully there is a method that works whilst still working on a single layer. I am not experienced enough at the moment to work with layers.)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

