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Dual Brush - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Drawing and Painting in Photoshop
Dual Brush
- [Instructor] One very interesting feature of the Photoshop Brush settings is the Dual Brush function. In order to show how it works, I've set up a simple Scattering Brush. You can see it here. Now this is a brush that uses a combination of size jitter on a small round standard Photoshop brush tip to make different sizes of speckles here. And then under Scattering we have a high Scattering value and a Count value of two to multiply the number of speckles that we get. And I like the texture that this brush creates but I don't like the fully edge of the brush stroke. So can I do something about it? Yes I can. That's where the Dual Brush function kicks in. If I activate it, you will immediately see here in the brush stroke preview that our brush stroke has changed. Let's have a look into the Settings here. So it automatically assigned this first brush tip here. And what this effectively does is the brush stroke that is created by this second or Dual Brush tip masks off the first brush…
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The Brush tool and graphic tablets2m
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Basic Brush tool settings4m 43s
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The standard brush tip settings4m 3s
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Creating a custom brush tip3m 31s
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The Natural Media Bristle Brush settings3m 20s
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Shape dynamics4m 3s
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Scattering1m 45s
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Texture4m 10s
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Dual Brush3m 18s
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Color dynamics4m 38s
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Transfer2m 2s
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Graphic tablet and pen pressure4m 35s
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Fade2m 46s
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