6. Watercolor Painting In Photoshop (including all tools, brushes, papers etc). Video 6

[@isabelapessoa5012]

Please, you can explain more about the action make edges?

[@afranawal4080]

Very helpful. Thank you so much. How can I get the brushes you used in the video?

[@kaykz885]

Ayo, his last post is 7 years old soo...

[@no1carehassan933]

Wonderful video sir How to use sparate colour for screen printing

[@SceneShifts]

Thanks Hassan.

[@NikolaevaVera]

Thank you🙏

[@mariannedavila3574]

I bought some of your Tools and i am yet to receive the download link

[@prithviraj5180]

Where do i get action option,

[@NikolaevaVera]

Thank you so much!

[@sanpls]

Very helpful. great

[@WIFIUYH]

Your tutorial is amazing! Love everything! Congrats!

[@SceneShifts]

Thanks Paulo!

[@yujeong178]

I can't find make edge action..

[@vinshadamarseptianda2557]

How come did you just have so many brushes in tool preset? you didn't tell how to get your things.

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Vinsha, you can get the brushes, papers etc., from here: www.paintingdigitally.com/PD-tools.htm

[@roxannetamberen2140]

@@SceneShifts But how do you put them into your brush palette? I can find the brushes once they're in there, but not sure how to add them in there, and it's important.

[@PaintingDigitally]

@@roxannetamberen2140 Hi Roxanne ... you can get the complete toolset here: www.paintingdigitally.com/PD-tools.htm

[@PaintingDigitally]

Hi Vinsha ... you can get the complete toolset here: www.paintingdigitally.com/PD-tools.htm

[@ГалинаСивоконь-в3ц]

I'm very thankful to you!

[@PaintingDigitally]

Thank you :)

[@dandaestrelada]

SO BEAUTIFUL

[@PaintingDigitally]

Thank you!

[@dandaestrelada]

Please do more vídeos!!! Spread out your talent and help us!!!!!! +Robert Ardill

[@nticlockwise]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sandrazarella5845]

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[@sleepinginthetree]

im not good english, can You guide it more easily

[@xmeforever17]

i don't understand the point of this method of painting? why not just paint a watercolor and import the photo?

[@PaintingDigitally]

Hi Charlene ... of course you can paint a watercolor and import the photo. But to do that you need to be able to paint with brush and paper, and if you are a watercolor painter you will know that watercolor is a very difficult medium to learn and become proficient in. Digital painting is much more forgiving as you can easily make corrections and adjustments. Digital also has many possibilities that are either very difficult or impossible with traditional painting (use of filters, transforms and overlays for example). It's just a different medium ... there are pros and cons, as David Hockney demonstrates.

[@roxannetamberen2140]

I think for certain purposes it is useful, but not for fine art. For maybe using in a digital application, where you can't use a painting, because the application doesn't lend itself to that media. Like say, making video games with watercolor effects, you'd be surprised, some do have that. You can't just do original oil paintings for every scene.

[@PaintingDigitally]

@@roxannetamberen2140 Well I have a number of digital watercolor paintings that I have shown to artist friends of mine (several of them are professional painters) and they were astonished that they had been done digitally. The creative process is identical (or can be) and so I really don't see why a painting done in this way would not be considered to be fine art. There are issues regarding ownership though as it is of course very easy to print multiple copies: but the solution to that is to either print and then destroy the digital file, or sell the digital file with the print. At any rate, anyone who makes a copy will not have the artist's dated signature on the image.

[@roxannetamberen2140]

@@PaintingDigitally They are technically fabulous. No doubt about it!

[@PaintingDigitally]

@@roxannetamberen2140 Thanks Roxanne :)

[@TheDudeway]

for me, much to complicated, to many steps, to much time needed...better paint traditional.

[@NikolaevaVera]

Thank you🙏