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Making Natural Brushes for PS
Published: 2006-06-02 11:15:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 123619; Favourites: 2135; Downloads: 7790
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My first tutorial
How to create your own natural-media brushes for Photoshop, from making the inksplats, brushstrokes, chalk and charcoal textures with messy stuff on paper, bringing them into photoshop and then turning them into a PS brush set.
Big, big thanks to my editor for making sense of it along the way
The full-view is 1.7 MB and 1316x2721.
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Thanks to for giving this a daily deviation and helping to reach more people who might find it useful.
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Comments: 348
This should be very helpful in the future. Thank you for such a well-done and useful tutorial!
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No problem. I only hoped, when I was making it, that it would be of use to some people. I hope it helps
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Great job on your first tutorial! It got DD 
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I'm glad people are finding it useful though.
Thanks.
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Wow. Thank you very much for this.
Simple to understand and full of nifty tricks. Like shortcuts I never knew about
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Good tutorial, this is something I wanted to know and it's really easy to understand.
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This should definately come in handy! Thanks for making this.
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great! almost makes me wish I wasn't so damn lazy...
But hey, great tutorial!
And it kind of make me want to see walkthroughs and all different sort of stuff from you... *mint squint*
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Yeah, get off yer arse and break some pens open.
I don't think I'd know where to start with putting a walkthrough together... anyway, I doubt there's any great mysteries about hows I makes me pics.
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Excellent tutorial man. Great work!
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Fantastic! ^__^ thankyouuuuuuuu very useful ^^
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Dunno if you've seen this account ~BrushMakers
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omg thats awesome! Thankyou
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very interesting tuto... i like to use weird pencils
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Thanks, I've never thought of doing that way before.
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how cool is that .. appreciate you care to share your knowledge with others .. thx a lot. btw .. do you use a drawing board (u know that input device thing
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I do, but unfortunately I got mine for cheaper than it's normal price so I don't know a whole lot about different tablets.
WACOM are definately the world-leader with graphics tablets and their 'Graphire' ones are their budget range, I hear they're pretty good but I'm not certain because I've never used them.
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still .. at least a hint. thx for that.
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I use a WACOM Bamboo: Pen and it cost me about £50. I think its brilliant. Very easy to set up and once you get used to it, it's quite easy to use as well. If you are looking for a cheap one, that's what I would recommend.
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very nice tutorial 
ctrl+a works for selecting all as well (for the deleting brushes)
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Really? Does that work for v.7?
I know those kind of windows things have been improved in CS and CS2 but 7 is the most popular version so I just want to make sure that shortcut works.
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This will come in handy. Thank you. 
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Oh my god! Ive allways deleted all of the brushes one by one.
That shortcut is just what I needed
I feel like such an idiot for not trying that....
I knew it worked in windows....
Thanx!! the rest is also really useful for improving my brush-quality
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Cool. I'm glad it helped.
Thank you
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