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Then on a New Layer above the Background Layer, just a couple strokes were used in the image making the brush smaller for the distant trees. This time a new brush was created by combining a few strokes so it looks like a treeline.

This is another example of using the above brush. And there you have it – a pretty nice wintry scene! Topaz (see sidebar for website link) ReStyle was added and the Peppermint Gray preset was applied at 75% layer opacity. Two Text Layers were used – first with Marcelle Script font and then Kayleigh font.

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The rest of the image steps are as follows: Added 2 Lil Owls Enchanted4-1 overlay (see sidebar at my Tidbits Blog for website link), a New Layer with just some line definition, three more New layers – one with Shadowhouse Creations Fence brush, one with the two dear using different brushes, and one with the Barn1 brush a New Layer with the painted deer tracks Texture Mate’s Free Grunge Texture (was Original Starfield) set to 85% layer opacity and a layer mask painting out the center of the image – it really has a vintage snow look to it a New Layer using the Sharpen Tool just on the deer faces and my SJ Snow 2 Overlay-slight blur set to 53% layer opacity. If the brush gets deleted, it can easily be added back in the Brush Preset Panel. Usually I end up with several different variations of the brush and as a last step will save them together as a set in the Preset Manager by clicking on the 2nd icon on either Brush Panel or Brush Preset Panel – select each one (CTRL+click on each brush variation) and then Save Set. If you like your brush, now is the time to go to the bottom of the Brush Preset Panel and select Save Brush. Last step is to start painting with your new brush – in this case, just painted a treeline of trees. Try adding a Dual Brush to get a snowy tree look or Wet Edges for a watercolor feel. The texture in the brush is due to the settings in Photoshop, not Painter, so the Texture setting can easily be turned off or changed if the effect is not right. For the brush used above, these settings were applied: Basic Tip Shape – Size 1190 and Spacing 63% Shape Dynamics – Size Jitter 36% and Control set to Pen Pressure Scattering – Scatter 30%, Control Pen Pressure, and Count 1 Texture – Texture set to Burlap and Invert was checked, Scale 100%, Brightness -29, Contrast 33, Check Texture Each Tip, Mode Multiply, Depth 100%, and Depth Jitter 38% Color Dynamics – Check Apply Per Tip, Foreground/Background 11%, Saturation Jitter 12%, and Brightness Jitter 13% and check Smoothing. Make adjustments to the new brush in the Photoshop Brush Panel. The wonderful Painter brush has been converted to a brush in Photoshop, listed at the bottom of the Brush Preset Panel!Ĥ. Open the file in Photoshop and turn it in a brush by going to Edit -> Define Brush Preset. Save the file keeping it as a PSD file.ģ. What was done above was to just use Karen’s basic brush (and which I like).

With Painter, there are lots of ways to adjust the actual brush to adjust the dab. The stroke can be placed on its own layer or just on the bottom white canvas. Select a brush in Painter to bring into Photoshop – in this case Karen’s wonderful Bare Brush Tree for me. Open Corel Painter and set foreground color to black on a white canvas by setting the Color Wheel RGB sliders all the way left.Ģ. Creating a Photoshop Brush Out of a Corel Painter Strokeġ. (It is in a few of my other blogs too.) This time it was turned into a Photoshop brush and below is how it was done.

But for this week I am going to carry on with my tree theme a little more since I seem to like to do tree images! Not sure why?Ĭreated the above because I love this Bare Trees Brush that Karen Bonaker made in her Happy Holiday a Day brushes for Corel Painter. I will be taking a few weeks off from blogging to “regroup” – need to get caught up with both my favorite programs – Photoshop and Painter.

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