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THIS IS OUTDATED AND NO LONGER RECEIVING SUPPORT.—NEW UPDATED AND SIMPLE VERSION > Asteroid Mk II

Free to use.

Just link back :]

This brush requires you to have stock images of textures.

In my case, I used this texture for the asteroids.

Change Log:
v0.1
- Removed asteroid field brushes.
- Updated Preview Image

How to:
1 - Choose an Asteroid Brush type, resize with bracket keys " [ " or " ] " and click anywhere.

2 - Paste in a Stock Texture Image (Preferably High Resolution) > Adjust texture to your liking.

3 - Select Texture Layer > Hold down the "ALT" key then left click the picture of your Asteroid Brush Layer.

4 - To give it depth, you have to go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves > make sure "Use Previous Layer" option has a check mark on it (so that it only affects your texture layer) >
Then in the properties, click and drag the right tick on the graph all the way down.

5 - Now on the Curves layer that you just created, click the white box (this is the layer mask for Curves) --
and brush one side of the asteroid brush with "White or Black color". (dependent on the direction of the source of light)

6 - Lastly, mess around with layer adjustments , photo toning , actual Layer Effects and different color gradients to achieve a nice looking asteroid!

For the actual deviation, go here!

Another example of the same effect but using a different brush I'm currently restoring can be found here!

**Side note:
I will be constantly updating and adding on to this when I have more time.

Description

THIS IS OUTDATED AND NO LONGER RECEIVING SUPPORT.—NEW UPDATED AND SIMPLE VERSION > Asteroid Mk II

Free to use.

Just link back :]

This brush requires you to have stock images of textures.

In my case, I used this texture for the asteroids.

Change Log:
v0.1
- Removed asteroid field brushes.
- Updated Preview Image

How to:
1 - Choose an Asteroid Brush type, resize with bracket keys " [ " or " ] " and click anywhere.

2 - Paste in a Stock Texture Image (Preferably High Resolution) > Adjust texture to your liking.

3 - Select Texture Layer > Hold down the "ALT" key then left click the picture of your Asteroid Brush Layer.

4 - To give it depth, you have to go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves > make sure "Use Previous Layer" option has a check mark on it (so that it only affects your texture layer) >
Then in the properties, click and drag the right tick on the graph all the way down.

5 - Now on the Curves layer that you just created, click the white box (this is the layer mask for Curves) --
and brush one side of the asteroid brush with "White or Black color". (dependent on the direction of the source of light)

6 - Lastly, mess around with layer adjustments , photo toning , actual Layer Effects and different color gradients to achieve a nice looking asteroid!

For the actual deviation, go here!

Another example of the same effect but using a different brush I'm currently restoring can be found here!

**Side note:
I will be constantly updating and adding on to this when I have more time.