Make weathered Parchment in under 5 minutes Photoshop CC

[@flame-kun]

Thank you so much. While I'm not using photoshop (I'm using Clip Studio Paint) but this teaches the fundamental basics of creating a weathered/worn map for fantasy setting.

[@knefferson08]

Thank you SOO much, this is exactly what I needed. I've tried so many tutorials in the past and have never been really happy with the result. But your process is exactly what I was looking for!

[@SwedishSinologyNerd]

So I was looking up how to make old and worn paper backgrounds and this was by far the best guide! Quick, easy, great result, 11/10!

[@lilcats1457]

The brush tool is what I need. Thanks for this tutorial.

[@PaladinArchives]

Perfect! Easy to follow and the brush works wonders! Thanks!

[@shantanoodongre5174]

Thanks a lot for the brush. It will be very useful

[@lmphotography7813]

Great tutorial🔥🔥

[@Pham_Hoang_Linh]

Thank you so much !

[@sasukeuchiha5196]

Is this a free use brush. For example im trying to make a map for a story i want to publish. Would I be allowed to use this brush? (The one you offer to download)

[@einvoid]

If you want to add texture you can use Oil Paint. Looks quite old.

[@sizzleburizzle5884]

Thanks man. Making a small map for D&D :D

[@GamingOB]

Exactly what I needed!

[@StudioMKK]

Great tutorial! Thank you! I hope to see more. x

[@Holo_rus]

Thank you! You are great! Really helped.

[@BariDiddle]

thank you so much for this!!

[@Pyromaniaclord]

Yo, this was pretty helpful for a project I’ve been doing. Thanks man!

[@Berly5762]

what size did you use for the layer?

[@cynnfulproductions]

Absolutely beautiful! Glad I found you! Subbed :3

[@sebavanedom]

Super helpful. Do you think of making tutorials to draw other map stuff as well?

[@silentcartographer9613]

Is there anything that you would like a tutorial on in particular?

[@MakilHeru]

That's strange import brushes doesn't appear on my side.

[@silentcartographer9613]

Hey Makil, I just checked in Photoshop Creative Cloud 2020 and the process should be the same. In your default Photoshop settings, open a new document then select window > brushes. In the top right had corner of the brushes tab there will be four lines. Clicking on those lines will open a drop-down menu. "Import brushes" is around half way through the list. select import, then click on the brush file provided in the description. I hope this helped, if it didn't or if you used a different version of Photoshop to follow this then I'm not sure where your brush window is. Sorry for any inconvenience.

[@MakilHeru]

@@silentcartographer9613 yeah I followed those steps and nothing not sure why.