: How to draw a squiggly in Photoshop? I'm trying to draw a squigly line exactly like the one in the picture to be used as in illustration featuring Styrofoam peanuts. I've tried the pen tool

I'm trying to draw a squigly line exactly like the one in the picture to be used as in illustration featuring Styrofoam peanuts.

I've tried the pen tool (with my amateurish skills) and I've even tried using an S from a cool font but it wasn't quite right.

Is there a way to do this well with the pen tool, or another technique someone can suggest?

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@Turnbaugh909

Simply use the Pen Tool to draw the outer shape. Then it's a simple matter to add a pattern overlay for the stripes and a stroke for the outer boundary.

The color overlay in this screenshot merely changes the color of my stripe pattern from black to red.

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@Alves566

Depending on quality of the image you can try selecting the blue or the reverse (white/negative space then Inverse the selection - CMD+SHIFT+I or CTRL+SHIFT+I or From the menu Select -> Inverse). After making the selection converting it with the 'Make work path from Selection', from the path panel on the bottom.

Results may very, Your best option is to Pen Tool it (practice makes perfect).

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