Painted Effect with the Art History Brush - Photoshop Tutorial

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Check out today's #PSin30 and learn all about the Art History Brush and the things you can do with this tool! This is one of the fastest ways to get a great painterly effect to an image or photo you have in Photoshop!
Image used in this tutorial: unsplash.com/photos/LmVSKeDy6EA

[@VanClaaude]

Fantastic tutorial - Honestly I don't just learn from them I really enjoy watching them! No crap, straight to the point, clear instructions, great narration, great tutor. I only wish you could make like a separate tutorial about every tool in the photoshop. Thanks for sharing.

[@bala1000mina]

Thank you so much Nathaniel for the helpful tutorial! Good luck man!

[@shayanhussain4431]

first time in my designing carer I totally understood the Art history brush tool bcoz of this video. Thank you so much.

[@THIAXISTV]

Rally awesome video bro! Thanks so much for helping me make my thumbnails way better!

[@tutvid]

+THIAXIS TV Glad the tutorial helps! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@THIAXISTV]

no problem man! You are so clear with your instructions! It's great!

[@kouroshazarian6089]

this is really nice thanks ;D

[@JohnLovelady]

Ah Ha! I kept tooling around with this but I never figured it out! These are the best tutorials on You Tube

[@tutvid]

+John Lovelady (Johnny Deadly) Thanks, John. Very much appreciated!

[@Navigator777777]

Art History Brush! Whooda thought? I felt like obsessively punctual FedEx executive Chuck Noland (Tom Hanks) in Castaway. I never ever tried to use the tool as it seemed so ~ in the past. Now, I’m sure I’ll be able to get off this blasted island with the knowledge you provided, Tutvid! ;-)

[@tutvid]

+Navigator777777 I'm not exactly sure what's going on in your comment, but thanks! Haha! 👍

[@Navigator777777]

+tutvid Not knowing how tools works is like being stranded like Tom Hanks in Castaway. Its clear now if Tom Hanks had open the last FedEx box….things would have been much better for him.

[@MsBabydoll42]

good one love it i will share video in my facebook page ty

[@tutvid]

+amy welsh Thanks, Amy!

[@bibyramos9162]

I know I’m years late here but hopefully someone can answer my question… how do you get it to not scatter in a big area when using dab because in my settings scattering is grayed out and all my brushes seem to be covering a big square area instead of exactly where I click

[@ntstudio28]

love it! I would seriously buy a print at 3:19

[@tutvid]

+ntstudio28 Can't go wrong with a tiger + Painted effect.

[@haritarao9522]

Why do you need to make a snapshot? Also, I noticed some of the brushes are not for the "Art History Tool" brush. Was wondering if there are list of brushes for the Art History Tool brushes

[@JiggywattArt]

anyone else getting "Could not use art history brush because the history state lacks a corresponding layer." error? not sure how he got it working on the new empty layer

[@warleysilvaricardo7104]

only close it and open again

[@KKB-tt4lj]

I love your tutorials! But in this case I should love if you had shown a practical example!

[@tutvid]

+Kyung Ho Bruletti That's part of the problem with a tool like this, there just aren't many practical examples. :/

[@KKB-tt4lj]

+tutvid Got it! :)

[@toostrong2209]

+Kyung Ho Bruletti Good! ;)

[@AnVoPhotography]

Might be interesting to use for creating a romantic background in a wedding shot if the background is somewhat boring.

[@tutvid]

+An Vo Painterly effect is a popular one!

[@itz_faster2866]

like..

[@rachelraj4990]

סינדרלה

[@tutvid]

+rachel raj I've been studying Hebrew for about seven years, but I'm not sure what word you've posted here. Is it something like "Cinderella"? 😁