Brush Pack Tut.

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  1. M67

    M67 Active Member

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    In this tutorial i will teach you how to create your own basic brush.

    1. Open up a picture you will be using I will use this picture:
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    2.Now right click on the picture layer and duplicate it.

    3.Than go up to Filter>Sketch>Chalk&Charcole and use these settings:
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    4.Now duplicate the Chalk&charcole layer and go up to Filter>Blur>GaussianBlur
    and use this setting:
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    5.Now take the lasso tool and make a selection that you think would look good for a brush
    like so:
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    6.Now to save the brush go to Edit>Define Brush Preset:
    [​IMG]

    7.Now to find you brush go to the Brush :
    [​IMG]

    8.Now make some more brushes and save them as a brush pack to do this go here:
    [​IMG]

    Credits would be appreiciated since im new here heh.. also sorry for the big pictures
     
  2. Vector

    Vector Well-Known Member

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    Nice tut I think I will try it if it works well I will rep or cred u
     
  3. FM Lawlhalla

    FM Lawlhalla Senior Member

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    well nice tut, but i dont think the outcome will be very good.
     
  4. M67

    M67 Active Member

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    we will see ^_^
     
  5. FM Lawlhalla

    FM Lawlhalla Senior Member

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    yeah, i first have to try ;)
     
  6. Bleed

    Bleed Well-Known Member

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    very nice tutorial dude
     
  7. Koentje

    Koentje Well-Known Member

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    The outcome won't look good because it's mostly a white blur. Also, when you say use these settings, you have to specify which settings instead of just giving us a picture. You also forgot to mention that when you're selecting something, you feathered the selection so it'll look better.
     
  8. M67

    M67 Active Member

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    ahh. for the heck of it It Sucks .. i tryed sorry for wasting your guys time
     
  9. lilazianl3oi

    lilazianl3oi Well-Known Member

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    bleh...u need to give more detail...
     
  10. Maxx

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    Could be very usefull
     

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