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Here are some curved arrows that are in a Photoshop PSD file:

Each curved arrow is on it's own layer and they are editable. You can change the color shape etc. of each arrow easily. Download the PSD file here:
[ATTACH]677[/ATTACH]

Using the pen tool to make curved arrows in Photoshop is very good because shape is always editable. More users should use this kind of approach. Selections are not as flexible as vectors. I work with vectors more and more and it's all about learning how to create or modify paths. It takes a while, but it's really worth it. It also makes it easier to make the jump to Illustrator and to make beautiful things like this:

<blockquote data-quote="Yutosi" data-source="post: 24831" data-attributes="member: 121">Here are some curved arrows that are in a Photoshop PSD file:<img src="http://imgur.com/3OtTd.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />Each curved arrow is on it&#039;s own layer and they are editable. You can change the color shape etc. of each arrow easily. Download the PSD file here:[ATTACH]677[/ATTACH]Using the pen tool to make curved arrows in Photoshop is very good because shape is always editable. More users should use this kind of approach. Selections are not as flexible as vectors. I work with vectors more and more and it&#039;s all about learning how to create or modify paths. It takes a while, but it&#039;s really worth it. It also makes it easier to make the jump to Illustrator and to make beautiful things like this:<img src="http://imgur.com/E2YN1.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yutosi, post: 24831, member: 121"] Here are some curved arrows that are in a Photoshop PSD file: [IMG]http://imgur.com/3OtTd.jpg[/IMG] Each curved arrow is on it's own layer and they are editable. You can change the color shape etc. of each arrow easily. Download the PSD file here: [ATTACH]677.vB[/ATTACH] Using the pen tool to make curved arrows in Photoshop is very good because shape is always editable. More users should use this kind of approach. Selections are not as flexible as vectors. I work with vectors more and more and it's all about learning how to create or modify paths. It takes a while, but it's really worth it. It also makes it easier to make the jump to Illustrator and to make beautiful things like this: [IMG]http://imgur.com/E2YN1.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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