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A friend of mine said, "Teach me your ways of making backgrounds /hj"

And I said, "hold my soda /srs"

Hoping someone somewhere can benefit from this four-step technique!!

For a little bit of explanation, since I forgot to add text:

1. Use a middle shade of green and a Leaf brush of your choice to make a blob of leaves in the shape of the bush/tree you want.

2. Find two shades of lighter, more vibrant greens, and use the same leaf brush to add lighting to your blob closest to the sun or other light source.

3. Find two or more shades of darker, more saturated greens, and use the same leaf brush to add darker blotches where the sun don't shine.

4. Use a Stalk brush, or another brush of your choice, and the eyedropper tool to colorpick from your bush and add little vines and leaves shooting off of it.

Feel free to comment a link to anything you make with this kind of technique!! I'd LOVE to see how I've helped ^^ Have a great day and thank you for your time.

--Susan

Description

A friend of mine said, "Teach me your ways of making backgrounds /hj"

And I said, "hold my soda /srs"

Hoping someone somewhere can benefit from this four-step technique!!

For a little bit of explanation, since I forgot to add text:

1. Use a middle shade of green and a Leaf brush of your choice to make a blob of leaves in the shape of the bush/tree you want.

2. Find two shades of lighter, more vibrant greens, and use the same leaf brush to add lighting to your blob closest to the sun or other light source.

3. Find two or more shades of darker, more saturated greens, and use the same leaf brush to add darker blotches where the sun don't shine.

4. Use a Stalk brush, or another brush of your choice, and the eyedropper tool to colorpick from your bush and add little vines and leaves shooting off of it.

Feel free to comment a link to anything you make with this kind of technique!! I'd LOVE to see how I've helped ^^ Have a great day and thank you for your time.

--Susan