Give your brush a name, and then click OK to proceed. Photoshop gives us a preview of our new brush. Make sure the layer with your grass artwork is selected. Once you're happy with your single blade of grass, it's time to create your initial brush. The goal isn't perfection, but rather something natural. If your curvature or width is different, that's fine. Try to create a shape that looks something like this. We want it to taper at the top and have more width at the bottom. The goal is to get the stroke looking organic and natural. Next, I refined the stroke, so it looks more like a blade of grass. I used a Hard Round Brush to draw a single stroke. However, I personally prefer to draw this content by hand, using a drawing tablet. You could do so with Shape tools, Pen Tools, and Direct Selection tools.
Select black with the color picker, and then click OK. Begin by selecting the Foreground Color in your Tools panel. Now, we'll create our first blade of grass on this new layer. We can do so by clicking on the plus sign at the bottom of the Layers panel. Step 2īegin by opening up your Layers panel. Once you're happy with your chosen dimensions, click Create. According to Adobe, 2500 x 2500 is the maximum recommended size for your custom brushes. However, you could work at any size you prefer. In this case, I'm going to work with a document that is 750 pixels tall by 750 pixels wide. Let's begin by creating a new document in Adobe Photoshop. How to Make a Grass Brush in Photoshop Step 1 Otherwise, you can use your newly created grass brush on any image of your choice. You are welcome to download this illustration and follow along.
0 kommentar(er)
