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How to Make a Stipple / Scatter Brush in Photoshop Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2013
- How to make a stipple brush inside Adobe Photoshop
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This Adobe Photoshop tutorial is a quick how-to for making stipple or scatter brushes (or any other brush for that matter).
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Matt, this is perfect! This was a penny-dropping moment for me, and cracked an effect I’d been trying to execute in P/Shop for several years. I’m a huge fan of Irish illustrator Steve Simpson’s work, but would never have dared to ask him how he adds the stippling to his beautiful pieces… but he probably uses a similar approach to the above. Thanks for the breakthrough!
That's super cool to hear, glad that you found the video useful =)
Apart from brush size shortcut which you mentioned (brackets next to the P) there is also very handy one: hold Ctrl an Alt and drag the mouse, left and right movement for brush size, up and down for softness...
Nice! Thanks for sharing that.
Nice. This really bridged the 'naturalness' problem for me. Opens up the possibility of handmade process work. Thanks
Matt, I'm just now finding your content. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this tutorial so clear and concise. Cheers!
Of course! Glad it was helpful.
Thank you, this was helpful and to the point.
Thanks for the great tutorial
Thanks. Great tutorial. Playing with the transfer panel also adds another level of complexity too.
Yeah Photoshop brushes go crazy in depth - I only know the surface level stuff. :)
Thanks alot from S Korea
Thanks man, i made a brush after i watched this video and it is fantastic!
Great to hear!
Great Tutorial! Thank you!
Excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Thanks Matt.
Great quality tutorial
Thanks much Daniel!
Perfect! this was exactly what i needed! thanks very much!
very cool to hear, thanks Dave!
Using a stylus and tablet, is there a way to vary the width of the "brush" so that the stipple dots remain the same size, but the width of the stoke varies with pen pressure? I'm trying to find a digital equivalent of using coquille board & pencil - where the texture (of the board) stays the same, but the number of stipple dots revealed (or darkened by the pencil) vary with the pencil pressure or width of the pence lead in contact with the coquille board. Great tutorial, Thanks!
Dzięki , nie myślałam że to takie łatwe-dzięki
This tutorial was so amazing! Thank you!!!! :D
Thank you, this helped me a lot!
Great Tutorial! Question: When I load my newly created brush. It will load the brush but not its settings!!!!??? WHY??? (By settings I mean scattering etc)... Please help
still helpful in 2018.. thanks.
Thanks 🙏
Thank u!!!
Thanks! Is there any shortcut for changing the scatter (not the brush size)? I mean to have a bigger or smaller radius but conserving the brush dots size?
Great tutorial! I've only just found your tuts and loving them. For this stipple shading effect, is there any chance you could point me to a tut (or maybe you could do one) where you're actually applying this brush to some artwork. I've got a good idea of what the end result is, but would love to see the application of it. And again, very nice work!
I don't have a tutorial for that right now, but I'll definitely look into making one (and maybe making a free brush to use along with it). Thanks for the feedback!
Excellent, thanks! Always quite blown away by these guys, and if I'm not mistaken they use the stipple brush effect.
www.studiomuti.co.za/140443/2362912/illustration/petit-bain
Max Bizley Your works are amazing! :)
thanks!!
tanks!
Hi O/ Anyone know how to ad space between my shapes. I cant find out how to make my brush more "airy" Its to thick and I cant even se the shape. Even prevent overlap would be awesome.
thank you ❤️
What size artboard do you typically use for brushes?
alyssa balboa The maximum brush size for the newest version of Photoshop is 5000x5000px, so I wouldn't go larger than that. The size sort of depends on what you're doing. For something like a stipple brush I dont usually go above a few hundred pixels...but that really depends on what I'm making. You can always make it the maximum and scale it down as needed.
Thanks for the quick reply!
Hey! does scatter brush also known as noise/grainy brush?
Sure, seems reasonable to me. :) Although noise is a bit different, although it looks quite similar.
@@MattBorchert how noise is bit different, can u explain
Noise tends to be very, very small grain. It's far more difficult to make up the individual specs with noise then it is with a typical stipple brush. For example, use a very soft brush in Photoshop and then change the blending mode to noise. You'll see what true noise looks like.
@@MattBorchert if thats the case, why modt of artist name their brush noise indtead of grainy?
People can name brushes whatever they want, and you can certainly make stipple brushes that have a very noisy effect! Just about how you decide to set them up. :)
How you make the brush....
You are my little hero. Thank you so so freaking much. At the ending of the video i hear you sipping on a drink! What were you drinking during this tut sir? :D jk. Thanks a lot though
Hi mat!... I dont speak english league.
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Thanks!
I like to use my tablet pen on my pen tablet
Hey Matt this is AWESOME! Would you be interested in doing some Skype tutoring sessions? I’d compensate you for your time. Thanks In Advance!