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✷ Painting Process Video - Among Stars ✷
🕑 Added 2021-02-28 14:00:04 +0000 UTCHi Patrons!
It's finally here! I've uploaded the unlisted video on my Youtube channel. So you're the only people who have access to it!
I want to go over some of the points I've talked about in detail here:
BRUSHES
- In Photoshop, the brushes I used are Charlie Bowater's brushes, these are fantastic and they're free to download! - https://gumroad.com/l/BoiJD
- I also use a few of Houston Sharp's brushes, also free to download! https://www.deviantart.com/houstonsharp/art/My-Brushes-424639896
- In Procreate, I use a combination of my brushes https://gumroad.com/l/maxinevee and Max Ulchiney's Gouache https://maxpacks.com/gouache-maxpack
GREYSCALE METHOD
I briefly explained this in the video but here are the detailed steps:
- In Photoshop, select Window -> Arrange -> New Window for "Title.psd" (Your painting)
Then in that window, go to View -> Proof Setup -> Custom... -> Set to greyscale
- For Procreate, create a new layer -> fill the layer in black -> set it to colour
TOOLS:
Most of the tools I used are lasso tool, paintbrush, eraser, liquify (to adjust the clouds), adjustment layers/blending mode (overlay, multiply), Curves tool, smudge tool (Procreate)
Enjoy the video! Please let me know if you have any questions below! I tried to answer most of the questions in the suggestions in the video but if things weren't clear, I'd be happy to answer them! Thank you so much!!
Comments
Maxine Vee
Thank you so much Karla! I'll try my best to add more tutorials next time or have a detailed explanation of my process! Thank you for the tip! 😊
Karla Vanessa ART youtube
Love this tutorial, you have only one, please do more. And please can you say what brush you use when you draw certain things, or mention them in a text on the screen, would be helpful. But nice tutorial💕
Maxine Vee
Hi Jean! Thank you so much! I don't have a tutorial on how I use my latest brushes but I've uploaded timelapse videos of some of my Mermay pieces!
Jean Yu
Lovely as always! do you have a tutorial on how you use your latest brushes? :)
