Art History Brush-Adobe Photoshop CC

How to use the Art History Brush and history brush in Adobe Photoshop CC.
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[@bala1000mina]

Thank you so much John, helpful and informative tutorial! God bless you and good luck!

[@LBofcourse]

Thank you. You made this easy to understand.

[@bhanutej1720]

Thank u so much nice explaination ✌️good keep going like this 👍

[@Fraxys]

Thanks for the tutorial!

[@Jcwphoto]

No problem!

[@yannick9208]

I don't understand. Whenever i use the ART History Brush, i only get white paint on the canvas.

[@Jcwphoto]

I have been busy will respond this week. Just to be sure are you using the History Brush and not the regular brush?

[@bilgezeybek]

I have the same issue

[@brendadiederich7374]

@@bilgezeybek Same here--it worked ONCE. I tried it again and I only get white.

[@bilgezeybek]

@@brendadiederich7374 try this=> export the version you wanna work on and then open it as the first layer. Doesn't work every time but usually does

[@llamab1769]

i know this is so late, but go to windows, click on history. and in the history window, press the three lines in the upper corner and do "new snapshot" then find the picture on the top of waht you want to edit, then click the right box