Smudgeing

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  1. Skoll

    Skoll Senior Member

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    I just got back into photoshop from a break and i totally forgot what the main smudge brush was and I cannot seem to find it anyone help me with this? i know you can use basically use any brush but I remember having like a main general one a lot of people used to smudge.
     
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    I just use a 9-21px hard brush.
     
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    I don't have a hard brush pack =/
     
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    Yes you do. The first of the brushes in the menu.
     
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    I am just being dumb but the pack is called hard brushes?
     
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    Lmfao.

    Hard brush is when the brush is literally a hard circle.

    Opposite of a fuzzy brush which is more of a glow when used.
     
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    Yeh, it's just a regular round brush with the "Hardness" turned to 100%. A lot of newbs use chalk brush or spatter brushes, but the effects they create is nowhere near as nice.
     

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