A holiday gift from me to you for supporting me throughout the year. This really is the least I can do to thank you all for the kindness you've shown me this year, and I'd like to make this an annual tradition if things go well. And despite everything you've done for me, I'm still so powerless. My mum keeps telling me that I'm a terrible businesswoman, and she's 300% right! But you guys kept giving to me, whether it be financial support through ko-fi or merchandise or patreon, words of encouragement, spreading my works through retweets/reblogs, or meeting me in person at cons. I have decided to release this set publicly on Clip Studio Assets, where you can now download it for free: /en-us/d…Īfter seeing the #HolidayTipJar tag on Twitter, making a tweet myself, and seeing so many friends, supporters and strangers retweet it, I wanted to give something back in the holiday spirit too. Our exclusive Photoshop Brushes give you more creative control in Photoshop.Back in March, I made a set of cloud brushes in Clip Studio Paint, and distributed the set here to my $3+ patrons. After selecting a brush, you can draw simply by clicking the left mouse button a single time, or by holding it down and dragging your cursor around the page to create multiple marks with a single stroke. What are Photoshop Brushes?Īt its most basic, the Photoshop brush tool is used for drawing lines and shapes in any color on a layer in your document using strokes. To make the new edges of the clouds look right, use a Brush made from other cloud shapes. Use a Custom Brush to Define the Edge of CloudsĪfter covering the original shape with clouds, use a Layer Mask to define the edges of the clouds to fit the edges of the shape. Duplicate this layer and move it to cover the original shape if needed. This will make a cloud with a Transparent Background that you can move around the image. Then create a New Layer and fill the selection with white. To copy clouds, go to ‘select – Color Range’ and click on the white of the clouds. Make sure to use enough clouds to fill the shape. Once the shape is roughly cut out, it is time to copy clouds over the shape. Simply bring a reference image into Photoshop and cut the object out of the Background using the Magic Wand Tool. In this example, we use a bunny photo to define the shape of the clouds. You can create any shape you want out of clouds, all you need is a reference image. Create your own shapes in the clouds using our custom brush! Use a Reference Image
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