Kingwhistle

AGREE!!! Brush organization is really not very good! The app should highlight the chosen brush in the brush panel when the curve is selected AND the name of the brush should display at the top when selected. This is causing me such SLOW DOWN in creation time. The Brush panel should FOLLOW (highlight) (link to) the selection on the canvas (should be able to turn on/off "follow selection" in preferences !!!)

Brilliant! and btw, I love your art! the mix of nature, fantasy and grungy elements, all very cool.

Yes, very helpful! Thanks for all the help. Good Luck in 2022!

a little off topic; Would you recommend any YouTube tutorial specifically on brush use in AP ? Or better yet, what is your take on: -should I create a category for my fave brushes? -shortcuts for switching between brushes? -can fave brushes be preloaded with different color/size settings so I can switch between them quickly?

Thank you. I very often am augmenting and refining my images in AP and AD, they either start as analog drawings or photographs. I haven't yet created any art "in the box". I would like to be able to do a better job of: -smoothing out and repairing jagged digitization (sometimes I work with images which are already digitized). bad captures are the worst. -recreating pencil-paper smudge and smears. -layers of pencil strokes (5 or 6 strokes which add up to a line, or 10 -15 strokes with the side of the tip which add up to shading) -stipple effect, and also stipple effect with G. Blur over top I think these brushes will help! Thank you.

OMG I am in love with ProjectBrush 03-Big-T V2 Wow! Finally! This is a milestone moment for me of finding ways to humanize my results in AP Thanks again!

Thank you all SO much. I will play around with these and see what I can do.

Is it possible to create a brush which paints dots? size and frequency +/- depending on pen pressure??

Thank you Libre and Alfred!!

Thanks GarryP. Your time would have been better spent elsewhere.

The font is called Staudel Xenotype J ,similar to Roberta, but not the same thing. It's for a specific project where I must match exactly. I could not find it,,, anyone?

@Chris26 I understand. My response was meant to be playful, I apologize that it came off otherwise. I have searched for anything in Photoshop tutes as well, but nothing like what I am trying to learn how to do. @firstdefence Thank you, yes, I think I see where you are headed. Using the filtered down image as a "map" of where to spray paint? @Fixx I think that's a good idea, as the end product I am talking about is usually done with an airbrush!

I appreciate it, but I know how to do a google search haha! Seriously though, I was hoping for someone who could show or explain a process for getting to a spray paint portrait as I posted above, not just how to make a spray painted stencil, do you know what I mean? The quality of the hand sprayed portrait is quite unique looking to me. There is certainly a limitation of color palette, and highlighting which all uses the same spray can. I can see that much, but I'm not sure how to filter a photograph portrait so that it limits down to perhaps only 12 colors. That might be a good starting point, and then grab spray brushes and work it. What do you think?

I can't find a tutorial anywhere. I would like to know how to create a spray painted portrait from a photo in AP. The exact style of finished product is often seen on T-Shirts, occasionally on walls. If there is no tutorial, then just some hints on the process. I hope to end up with something like the attached image of Tupac

OMG, thank you! So very newbie of me, even though I've been using AD and AP for a couple years now. Thank you again!