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If you have a pressure sensitive graphics tablet such as a Wacom Intuos or Bamboo then it's easy of course.

I think Photoshop CS5 has some new brushes built in that try to simulate it also even with a mouse, but I haven't tried them yet. Try them out if you have CS5, and just play with the brush settings.

You can also just go back over the area that you used the brush on with either the eraser or a mask to make certain parts more narrow.

[QUOTE="Tron, post: 74072, member: 7"] If you have a pressure sensitive graphics tablet such as a Wacom Intuos or Bamboo then it's easy of course. I think Photoshop CS5 has some new brushes built in that try to simulate it also even with a mouse, but I haven't tried them yet. Try them out if you have CS5, and just play with the brush settings. You can also just go back over the area that you used the brush on with either the eraser or a mask to make certain parts more narrow. [/QUOTE]

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