
Without going in to details on saving brush presets, here’s a clue. Saving a new brush is done via the New Brush Preset dialogįwiw, I blocked in most of the top illustration using this exact brush until I got to the detailed work and textural effects.

If you’ve done any real world painting, you’ll appreciate the usefulness of a good flat brush. Let’s make a Flat BrushĪll we’re doing today is to build a simple but useful flat brush, which is awesome for blocking in, doing value studies, thumbnails, etc. I should start by mentioning that a lot of this material assumes you have a tablet and Photoshop CC (your mileage may vary otherwise).

If you’re still doubting the ROI consider: Are you saying to yourself, “why should I deal with the complexity of Photoshop brushes when Kyle T Webster has already made Gouache, Oils, Manga, etc., and they’re now shipped as defaults?” I felt that way too, but, I’ve seen the light thanks to previewing Chris Legaspi’s NMA course on Photoshop.
