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Here's how to set your Wacom tablet to work like a paintbrush. Select the Pattern Stamp (it may be hidden under the Clone Stamp– click and hold on the Clone Stamp and slide down to select the Pattern Stamp.) Bring up your Brushes palette (Window > Brushes), and select the 24 pixel Spatter brush. Tap on the words Shape Dynamics to bring up the Shape dialog, and hold on the Control button that says Off, and slide down to Pen Pressure. Tap on the word Scattering, and do the same to the Scatter Control button. By changing these to Pen Pressure, the brush reacts to your hand, giving you a fat, slightly spread brush with firm pressure; a small tight brush with light pressure– exactly like a paintbrush.
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