What we do need is a knowledge of coal's elemental analysis. In other words, we need to know only how much carbon, hydrogen, sulfur, oxygen and nitrogen there is in a given coal. A typical elemental analysis of a bituminous coal is as follows: 82% carbon, 5% hydrogen, 1% nitrogen, 3% sulfur, 9% oxygen.
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Then we'll have a look at custom shapes, make a custom shape, and finally look at some ways to combine the paths of Photoshop's built-in shapes to make new shapes! This tutorial, which is written with beginners in mind, will show some of the cool ways to use the shape tools in Photoshop version 6 or 7.