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This guide explains how to draw Straight Lines, Curves in Photoshop, with clear steps, practical tips, and important checks before you begin.
Here I use Photoshop CC version.

Draw straight lines in Photoshop (CC)
Step 1: Create a new layer with the combination Shift + Ctrl + N
Step 2: In the main interface of Photoshop, select Line Tool.

Step 2: Choose drawing colors, brush sizes.

Step 3: Draw a straight line by holding the mouse to drag a straight line, to the last point you release is.

Step 4: To move the line, click the newly created layer, use the Move Tool. Hold the mouse on the line, drag away and then release the mouse.

Draw curves in Photoshop
Step 1: Create a new Layer similar to the one above
Step 2: Select the Pen Tool, type the Path.

Step 3: Hold Shift, start and end points, you will get a straight line as follows:

Step 4: Select the 'Add Anchor Point Tool'.

Step 5: Mark 1 point in the middle of the line.

Step 6: Hold the mouse on the square dot, drag it as you like, you will have a curve.

Customize arbitrary curves with dot handles.

Step 7: At this point, you have just created a curved path, not a brush stroke. To create a stroke on a path, practice the following:
- Pick the Brush Tool

- Press F5 to dim the Brush custom palette, choose the type of brush and stroke size

- Pick the Pen Tool, right click on the path and choose Stroke path.

Choose Brush.

- Select OK and you should have 1 curve

Thus, Thuthuatphanmem. vn showed you how to draw straight and curved lines in Photoshop. Wishing you a successful practice!
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