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Published: 2015-12-08 09:20:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 22362; Favourites: 300; Downloads: 0
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I always want to draw lightsaber and FX beam in Clip Studio Paint but the blend modes don't work as I thought. So I experimented some stuff and finally found this
Basically you can use any brushes as glow brushes.Β
I recommend creating an auto-action for quick access.
I hope this will be somewhat useful for Clip Studio Paint users.
Have fun~
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Thank you for this. It might be old, but it still helped me. =]
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Hey, could you give a tutorial on how you make effects like that purple explosion at the bottom?
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This is so helpful! Thank you so much for sharing this!
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heyo, is this debut, pro, or ex version? thank you!
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Thanks!
But...Can you post theses brushes too please ?
Thank you!
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This tutorial is not really about creating a brush but how to convert any brush into glow brush
If you asked about the brush in the sample, I can give you some tips
1.The 2 fire samples were created using DAUB Joyful Bristles, which is a paid content by DAUB (you can purchase them hereΒ www.daub-brushes.com/ ), but you can just use any brushes with 'scattering' properties and with a grunge texture.
2.The green glow moss, if I remember correctly, was drawn with the default tone scraping tool, but again any 'point scattering' brushes work fine.Β
3.The purple glow was created using normal airbrush.
4.The blue flash was created using 'Flat Texture' brush by redjuice (you can get it in this set provided here :Β redjuice999.deviantart.com/artβ¦ )Β
I hope this answer your question
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