What to do when your digital paintings look too plastic..?
The standard, round brush is arguably the most versatile tool in digital painting. However, it can often lead to ‘plastic’ or ‘airbrushed’ looking surfaces. The key is to add some texture and imperfections to your paintings, and the easiest way to do that is with texture brushes.
Though similar to standard brushes, texture brushes require a slightly different touch.
In today’s tutorial we’ll examine the easiest way to get started with texture brushes, and how you can use them to spruce up your digital paintings today..
Tutorial by David Belliveau / Photo by Nicolas Guerin / Music By Julian Avila
Download the Texture Brushes and Exercise Sheet!
texture brushes for a traditional look & Feel & Exercise sheet
Free download:
- Give your artwork a realistic, touchable feel
- Add details quickly and effectively
- No more "flat" and "plasticky" looking paintings!
- ABR Brushes (Photoshop & Procreate)
- SUT Brushes (Clip Studio Paint)