Welcome to Section three, and in this section, we're talking about brushes.
So let's jump over to Photoshop and the first thing you want to do is click on Create New.
We're going to jump in to the photo preset.
I'm going to jump to the landscape four by six.
I mean, hit, create.
OK, I close this group.
And I'm in NZ and zoom out just a little bit and unlock the background layer.
I'm going to use the pink bucket with the letter G and fill that to block.
All right.
So now what we're gonna do is I'm going to file save as.
And I'm going to say this is zero one general.
Russians.
OK.
This is going to be a lot of fun.
So what I want to do is have control ship.
And we're not going to the way right now, but we're going to go to the paintbrush or the brush tool.
And I'm going to go to this wall right here.
We're gonna go to the general brushes so close, all these collapse, all these options here.
And we're going to select this soft round brush and we're going to label this soft.
Well, that was soft, brown sugar.
Well, that's off round brush.
OK, so let's do this.
Who do you work for?
And I know why that is.
I don't know if you can tell, but you can look right here.
The brush is black, so it's not going to show up.
Black is not going to show up on black, understand?
So if I do this.
OK.
Now you can see the sore from brush.
OK.
So let's turn off that layer.
We're going to go here and let's do part round next.
So I'm gonna open up a new layer through hard brown brush.
OK.
No.
This one.
Double click on that, just click this, as you can see, this is more like a.
Graphics style brush.
The other one looks like like a.
More like a spray can, almost like you could spread like a real spray paint can look.
It gives them more of that effect.
The hard rock block brush is more of a definitive look.
Now, the next four, a look at.
Let's go to the bathroom brush tool.
Let's go to the brush tool again, and now we're in a slightly soft round pressure, so let's do that
one soft ground pressure brush.
OK.
And then we'll do that.
And then let's use it.
And there you go.
So, again, this is more of a real looking brush.
If you were actually to take a brush and paint it somewhere, it would look more like this than, let's
say, the hard road brush.
OK, so you can for us to say that, then we're going to do the hard round pressure size.
So let's make it earlier.
Hard round.
Pressure that's going to go in here and we're going to select that one.
And again, it's just a different effect.
But the idea behind it is to see how they all interact.
And the other nice thing about saving them all layers is you can come back and look at them and say,
oh, wow, I kind of like the soft round brush or I like the hard round brush or I like hard real pressure
size brush, which we're going to brush to.
We want to keep it as simple as possible, make sure you know that the brush.
Because if he does, then he may not look at it.
So the next one is going to be the soft round pressure opacity.
So let's do soft brown pressure.
We were rushing here.
So we know.
Great.
Grateful.
OK.
Let's find out what control us to say it, and then we're going to go up here and we're going to hard
run pressure.
Obviously, we'll click on that and then we can do there will call us hard ground pressure capacity.
OK, drawn in here.
There you go.
Save it.
Hide the layer.
Next one is soft from pressure, opacity and flow.
So we're going to double click and save this control, see the copy it.
And then what we're going to do is we're just going to add and opacity and low brush.
OK, so we know one does and then make sure reaction is selected.
OK, we don't get Double-Click on it just to make sure we have it.
And then you can see.
There you go.
So again, it changes the style.
But that way, you know what it is.
So there's no surprises with it.
OK.
Next, we have the hard round pressure, opacity and flow.
So what we're going to do.
Is a double click.
That's right, click and hard copy, revealing a new layer.
And it's still soft.
It's going to be great.
And I'm going to hide that one.
And then we're going to paint with this one.
And if you go in there and you know Clark.
OK, something else.
All right.
So there you go.
See, you have the hard ground pressure bars, the inflow rush.
OK, now I have a file save.
Now we can go through each one and we can see what they look like and we can decide which one we want
to use right now.
The other thing to.
As you can select from here to.
No, they have.
This as well, that these are more.
These are more different, like.
Different styles.
So this one we're going to layer.
And we just kind of do that.
You know, this one different look.
That was really cool.
I like that.
Mean, that's the great thing about Russia.
So let me delete this one delete layer.
But the real cool thing about the brushes is they have so many different options to choose from.
So you can see here that this is.
You can select the brush up shape on each one.
So.
You can see there's like a thinner size.
You can do a thicker size and then you can see the differences in size and it's more of like a.
Spray type, where you kind of make a mess like that.
Then be more of a mess, messy kind of paint.
But again, it's it's really cool because they give you a lot of different options to fiddle with.
So.
There you go.
That's you can go in here and you can set the brush to shape with any of these styles.
So I'm going to delete this layer.
We're going to file save.
And I'll see in the next video.
Let's watch.