How to draw a smooth line shape like this in Photoshop?

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How can I draw a smooth line shape like this in Photoshop?
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The above line looks like it's been drawn freehand using the pencil tool, not the shape pen tool.



However, if you wanted to create this with the Curvature Pen Tool P, draw it and adjust the bezier curves as you go then stroke it.



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    The above line looks like it's been drawn freehand using the pencil tool, not the shape pen tool.



    However, if you wanted to create this with the Curvature Pen Tool P, draw it and adjust the bezier curves as you go then stroke it.



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      The above line looks like it's been drawn freehand using the pencil tool, not the shape pen tool.



      However, if you wanted to create this with the Curvature Pen Tool P, draw it and adjust the bezier curves as you go then stroke it.



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        The above line looks like it's been drawn freehand using the pencil tool, not the shape pen tool.



        However, if you wanted to create this with the Curvature Pen Tool P, draw it and adjust the bezier curves as you go then stroke it.



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        The above line looks like it's been drawn freehand using the pencil tool, not the shape pen tool.



        However, if you wanted to create this with the Curvature Pen Tool P, draw it and adjust the bezier curves as you go then stroke it.



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