Mixer-Brush Painting Techniques

[@DarkstarArchangel]

If only I knew about the Mixer-Brush tool and its capabilities much earlier. These techniques are very powerful.

[@petersolomon5227]

Scott Deardorff, Thank you for this and your other tutorials. My background is in painting and illustration using watercolours and acrylics. Today I work in video which involves digital technology. Your techniques - shared in an agreeably measured, un-rushed manner - have helped me rethink the use of Photoshop as an essential tool to video image making. P

[@scottdeardorff5668]

Thank you for your comment, Peter.

[@marcos89baires]

One of the most useful tutorials I have watched. Thank you! this can really change my workflow!

[@scottdeardorff5668]

Thanks! I appreciate your comment.

[@themayonesa9745]

who else think this guy should have more views

[@yousefnayef4565]

beautiful, from where I can download the brushes ?

[@SathyaRavi46sathya]

Very useful tutorial .. Thanks for teaching Sir... For digital painting we can use your method .. Again Thanking you Sir ....

[@ghanashyamyt7370]

Thanks Full support!!!!!! Great....liked every video

[@ScottDeardorff]

Thank you, Gilda!

[@Pianolisapark315]

Like #410! Beautiful share! Nice video!

[@jwalzer]

Scott, Thx for posting this great video as it helped me understand the process behind cloning layers. I had a question about ppi when printing. Sometimes I used pictures that are very small to paint over and I was wondering how I should set the image size and ppi to ensure that a nice picture prints out at various sizes (from regular paper - 8.5 x 11, all the way up to (and in between) a poster size of 24 x 36? Or, does setting the ppi of an image to 240 mean that it will print a nice picture at any size I choose? Thx

[@mariaclaudia3009]

in general, we always use 300 ppi for printing

[@arkaneforyou]

clean cute video, To the point No bullshit, I REALLY APPRECIATE AND THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS WITH US.

[@carlossousaoficial599]

Thank you, great tutorial!

[@gixnnedizon]

can you tell me what brush you used??

[@scottdeardorff5668]

This is a portion of a chapter from Lesson Three in my "Mastering the Digital Canvas" series - "Painting Portraits with the Mixer Brush." The brushes used in this demonstration are the custom blending brushes and opaque painting brushes that are included with this Lesson.

[@Electronicrob]

I can paint "concept art" now ! hahahaha

[@duncanhurst2888]

Thank you, great tutorial!