Free Brushes, Paid Brushes and How to Install Them in Affinity Photo
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Learn how to grab some awesome brushes and how to install them using Affinity Photo.
Need to learn more about how brushes work in Affinity, I got you!
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Affinity FREE Brushes (link may vary depending on region)
affinity.serif...
Retro Supply Co:
www.retrosuppl...
True Grit Texture Supply:
www.truegritte...
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Cool...Thanks....this takes Artistic Creativity to another level...👍😎
Glad you like it! More stuff on the way!
Thanks, this was really helpful
Glad it helped Random, Thanks for sticking around!
KEWL !!! 😄 Btw, did you know you can also import brushes just by double clicking on the *.abr file (for example) ?
Thanks for the tip! and thank you so much for watching and leaving some great info!!
Thank you, very helpful as ever. I was wondering if you would be interested in helping with an effect around a whole image. If I have a .PNG image, (square round) on a raster background for printing, how could I blend the edges of the whole image to fade or have a torn paper effect, or other effects. I have tried to use what you did in the "Death Digital video", and I am sure there is a way but I'm not having much luck.
Hey Richard! I'm not sure if I totally understand but you could 'group' the background and the PNG and then apply a mask to fade it with a paintbrush. To group images together in your layers panel you select them both (on a mac I would COMMAND + Click, CTRL+click on a pc) and then right click and select 'group' - I apologize if I got what you're going for wrong. Let me know!
Thank you! Any brushes you recommend for a newbie? Trying to use it to make logos mostly.
I'm worried about the raster brushes since they might get pixelated, should I care?
Hey Phillip! I would grab the free sample pack from True Grit here --> www.truegrittexturesupply.com/pages/free-procreate-photoshop-brushes
For logos you're right, raster brushes will pixelate as you expand but I would say it's safe to use them for shading/adding texture. If the logo isn't gonna blow up (in print) beyond 4x4 (feet) I wouldn't worry about using a good quality raster brush. To be safe, vector brushes in logos/brand work won't give you any issues.
Thanks so much for watching!
Affinity Photo 2.1 Make a new brush?
Thank you
I'll add it into my notes for a new video, thanks for watching 3D!