The ABR format may contain one or more brushes for Photoshop (as well as Photoshop elements). I recommend people who are afraid of painting foliage backgrounds to observe photographs/real life > tutorials > Photoshop brushes ABR and Photoshop brushes format tutorialĪBR Photoshop brushes format and information about the ABR tools and specification. The size, shape and length of the strokes will also affect the overall appearance of the foliage. So, my final conclusion is that it’s ALWAYS a better idea to start with the darkest values, and then add the midtones/highlights afterwards.
But depending on which background color I use, the “primary and secondary” colors appears as either cooler or warmer. Please note that on the two last pictures, I used the same green colors on each background color. This is something I appreciate, since I love the thought of giving a painting a certain color theme. I noticed that if I reduced the resaturation of my favourite painting brush to 3-4%, it got more affected by the background color. Please note that the program I use is Corel Painter 12 - not SAI or Photoshop. Experiment and see where it takes you!Įxperimenting in finding a technique that suits me when it comes to paint detailed stuff like foliage in nature. There’s no “proper” way to color stuff though, really, only what you like and want in your final output. My general rules are: never pick “completely saturated” colors, aka the colors right at the edge of the color box/wheel, never shade using grayscale/monotones unless that’s the intended effect of the final, and filters and the Color Adjustment tool box are your BFFs. I have a tendency to gravitate towards purple/pink/brown hues, but that’s just my personal preference. Used this for the Moos valentine’s picture.
I used this for doing the Finale countdown artworkĢ) Dipper - and the other one (which I prefer, but is more time-consuming) which is manually picking out the colors I want to use instead. I’ve got two “types” of coloring styles:ġ) Mabel - the one where I just multiply a base shade or two over everything (lazy method). I use an incredibly outdated version of Photoshop CS3 and a generic Wacom tablet.īasically how I do it. The brush pack I use was downloaded here.
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