3. Watercolor Painting In Photoshop - Brushes and how to use them. Video 3

[@TheWiseSeeker]

OMG, Robert! I can not thank you enough for creating this. I got the tools and I am loving how these are working. So much easier to use than any other painting programs and I pretty much own all of them (the major ones) and have played with all of them. This is BRILLIANT!!! Would love to see your subsequent creations for painting effect tools. Your creations are AMAZING!!! I am having so much fun painting now.

[@TheLeejoohong2]

perfect digital watercolor tool i've ever seen. Thank you for your work.

[@uhanepono]

thanks Robert. I had thought there might be something wrong with the way I inistalled or the like. Now I understand the spirit of the thing. It's good to know the process is a fluid one. I look forward to getting familiar enough with them to develop some of my own and contributing them here.

[@morganmyers5482]

Thank you so much! I am having a blast with these tutorials. You are so talented, and I appreciate you taking your time to share this with me!

[@ellusjayus8862]

These brushes are truly amazing! Well done on creating something so brilliant Robert. Loving them :)

[@PaintingDigitally]

Thanks Linda! Glad you like them :)

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Chris ... to be honest, I was quite surprised myself at how powerful Photoshop is for this sort of thing when I started looking at it this time last year. I'm finding that as I go along, if I need a new traditional watercolor effect that the tools don't currently have, it's usually pretty simple to make up a new brush, or just tweak an old one.

[@gaynorcarradice715]

The set is AMAZING!!! I just purchased and started using it, for the price it is brilliant!

[@PaintingDigitally]

Great to hear that Gaynor ... happy painting!

[@SceneShifts]

Hello O Wise Seeker! I'm really delighted to hear the tools work for you! As you know, I also have all of the major painting programs and none of them did it for me either (watercolor-painting wise). I do have some very nice new brushes that emulate brushes like the hake brush and as soon as I have a bit of time I'll release them (just finished a photo exhibition that took up a LOT of time :)). Robert

[@Xarbrough]

This is just great. I've always wanted to do realistic painting effects in PS, but up until now I didn't know that this could be so awesome. Thank you very much.

[@SceneShifts]

Well that makes the effort worthwhile Morgan. I'm glad you're enjoying them ... and hope you do a lot of painting with the tools in the future! Robert

[@diamondjack9186]

This is amazing, thank you for creating these tools and also for the wonderful videos!

[@PaintingDigitally]

Thanks!

[@uhanepono]

Hi again. Enjoying this tut a lot! I count 120 brushes in the cs6 pack that I loaded from the download and would to know if the number is right. My brushes are organized differently from yours and I dont see a "DOD dry brush square" for instance. Perhaps they have been renamed? thanks again for the tut, Robert. aloha, Uhane

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Wow great tutorial, i know photoshop for about 18yr orso... Im not a painter but the tool preset has always been something i never dove into. Seems very powerful with the presets. Know i need to check the differences between tool presets and brush presets :)

[@SceneShifts]

+Rombout Versluijs Hi Rombout ... yes, the Photoshop brushes, erasers and blenders are indeed very powerful. Some of the brushes, like the bristle brushes are amazingly close to real brushes - and others give the possibility of effects that would not be possible in traditional painting.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

+Robert Ardill what do you mean by blenders? is that the smudge tool your talking about?

[@SceneShifts]

+Rombout Versluijs Yes, it's the Smudge tool. With the right settings the Smudge tool makes a great blender. Robert

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Scot ... yes, of course, the tools works with all versions of Photoshop from CS through to CC 2014

[@wizzymel]

Hi Robert, I am using the CC version. I can't seem to find the brush "wash squirrel soft", is that normal ? Has there been an update ? I see two squirrel brushes but none look like yours and none say "soft". Thanks !! You're brushes are amazing !!

[@uhanepono]

Hi robert. I have enjoyed this tut a great deal. One question; I have tool preset panel checkbox in lower left unchecked but still don't have what I think I should have for tool presets. I have 120 ct brushes in there but some of the names in the tut are not on my list or have slightly different names and are ordered differently from the list I see on the tut. I can't find "DOD square brush" for example. What should I try next? thanks, Uhane

[@gluhiq]

Hi Robert, thank you for all the great work you have done it is really helpful. I have one question, I have noticed that when I choose Wash Clean Edge for example the the form of the brush is a circle but yours is a ellipse that changes its form and effect of the brush is a little bit different. And there is also a square with the brush in the upper left corner. How could I change this? Thanks in advance.

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Hristo, Some brushes like Wash Clean Edge are just round brushes - but you can change that by opening the Brush panel (with the Wash Clean Edge selected) : then select Shape Dynamics and change the Roundness Jitter control to Pen Tilt. Then when you tilt the pen the brush will go from round to oval. If you don't want the square with the brush in the upper left corner, turn off the little icon which shows and eye and a brush at the bottom of the Brush panel. You can't turn this on for brushes like the Wash Clean Edge - it's only available for the newer brushes like the bristle brushes. Hope that helps! Robert

[@gluhiq]

Ok that was helpful.Thank you for the feedback! Have a nice day!

[@SceneShifts]

Hi! To paint you absolutely need a tablet and pen ... you won't be able to do it with a mouse. You could get a second-hand Wacom Intuos 4 or buy a new Wacom Intuos 5. You will be able to manage with the small tablet, but you would be better with a medium tablet (the Intuos 4M or Intuos 5M). All the best! Robert

[@pags409]

how do you physically rotate the brush? ie the Flat Fan example you gave... What am I missing?

[@MEilenberg]

Thank you for putting together all these fantastic tool presets and helpful videos! I have Photoshop CC and a wireless Intuos 4. At about 3:28, when you start using Wash Clean Edge, I do the same but the brush is a simple round brush with no attributes except Protect Texture. I don't get the effect you get.I get the impression that this brush is intended to behave exactly like the Wash Clean Edge No Variation brush except that pen pressure affects opacity. Do I have the right presets? Also, do you know of any way to see which brush I'm using while I'm using it or when I press "B" to come back to it after using a different tool? I changed the status line on the bottom of the Photoshop window to display the current tool, but it only shows the generic "Brush" or "Eraser" and so forth.

[@SceneShifts]

Hello Mark, I put these videos together over a fairly long period and during this time I renamed some brushes, modified some and added/removed some, so unfortunately you will find inconsistencies between the videos and brush set. Usually you will find an equivalent brush - in this case the "Wash Wet Clean Edge.." is pretty close to the one I call Wash Clean Edge brush in the video. Photoshop doesn't have a good system to organise the tools, so when you select a brush, then another tool, and return back to brushes, the brush you used is no longer shown as selected. I don't know of any way around this. What I do is to create a small subset of the brushes that I'm going to use in a painting, which makes it less confusing. This video gives an idea of how you could go about this: Tool Organisation - how to organize your Tool Presets for easy access. To make it easier for you, you can always rename the brush in your subset: for example if the brush is called Wash Clean Edge, when you create the subset you could rename it to "Wash Clean Edge - Good for creating mask from". BTW - there is probably an easier way to create the mask, which doesn't include painting on the watercolor layer: and that is to paint directly onto a black mask with the Z Mask Brush Hard. Hope that helps! Robert

[@MEilenberg]

Robert Ardill Thanks, Robert, for your quick reply! It is good to know that there are inconsistencies so that I'm not thinking there's something wrong with my system when I view the tutorials. The Wash Wet Clean Edge is pretty close to the video's Wash Clean Edge. As a learning experience, I might try to permanently modify the Wash Clean Edge tool preset to behave as in the video. Not sure how to do it, but I'm sure there are plenty of videos on how to modify a tool preset. I'll also try creating a subset of brushes once I get familiar with what the presets do. I wonder if Adobe has any plans to improve their tool preset management function. I imagine there must be a way to request a new feature for their consideration. Thanks, again!

[@andranofiza9253]

Very helpful and fantastic. Thank you very much!

[@SceneShifts]

Andra Nofiza You're welcome Andra. There's some more info on www.PaintingDigitally.com that you might find useful. Robert

[@justineatelierepure2296]

Hi Robert, I'm just trying your tools on my Photoshop and THANK YOU, your tools are magical for me :) I just want to know why when I'm using the "Wash clean Edge" like you said on this video, mine is not as smooth as your example.... Can you help me please ?

[@PaintingDigitally]

Hi Justine, There are a couple of possible reasons. Firstly, if you select the brush from the Brush Presets (F4) rather than the Tool Presets (F2) the opacity and flow settings will be unchanged from whatever they were before you selected the brush: so the settings might be too high (try reducing the Opacity in particular). If you want the edges to be VERY smooth (which wouldn't be normally possible with a traditional brush on paper) then turn Scattering off (F3 for the Brush Settings). Hope that helps :) Robert

[@GIMPUSER100]

Hi Robert, since Photoshop V23.1 I've the problem that the shortcut "S" to change to smudge only works in workspace minimal. In the original workspace it generated the stamp tool. Is there any solution for this ? Thanks in advance. Cheers Markus

[@Annahidb]

Fantastic video! Which pattern did you use for the background?

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Anahid - thanks! You can get the backgrounds and tools from www.paintingdigitally.com. Robert

[@purple455]

this was very helpful, finding high quality watercolor brushes was nearly impossible for some reason

[@robertardill8758]

Thank you ... the main difficulty with digital watercolor simulation is not so much the brushes but the papers and the interaction of the layers with each other and with the paper texture. The new release of the tools has 24 papers with a full set of brushes for each of these papers: this makes very realistic watercolor painting is possible.

[@pallavimishra7667]

Hi Robert, I dont seem to have the same basic brushes as you do. My version is CC. I am a total beginner with digital painting, please help me find brushes which work as smoothly as yours. Really need help now. Thanks

[@SceneShifts]

Hello Pallavi ... to get the brushes you should go to www.paintingdigitally.com/PD-tools.htm and pick the CS6-CC Tools. Photoshop only comes with a very basic set of brushes and for watercolor painting you also need special erasers and blenders (that you get with the PaintingDigitally toolset). Cheers, Robert

[@pallavimishra7667]

Thank you Robert :)

[@wendyfinnegan4159]

Thanks for these tips - however of the brushes you use don''t correspond to those listed in the latest version of PS (2017) - if there are corresponding brushes- would you be able to provide the correct names of the brushes which could be used to achieve the same effect for PS 2017- many thanks

[@PaintingDigitally]

Hi Wendy - the brushes don't exist with Photoshop, they are add-ons that you can get here: www.PaintingDigitally.com. Also, these videos are 5 years old by now and there are new releases of the brushes, some new, some with name changes to make them more consistent. I do intend to do some new videos as soon as I have a bit of spare time. In the meantime, there is a help file, available here: www.paintingdigitally.com/PI-help.htm. Cheers, Robert

[@themessinadress]

I have a question: Do you use a pencil pad or something special to draw not just a mouse? please help me cause i'm thinking on buying this tools but I don't know if I need additional tools so they work better. Hope that I can use them just with a regular mouse.

[@scottmccullough8880]

I was thinking of getting your photoshop resources. Do they work in cc 2014?

[@yangleo3650]

Hi Robert, I'm very like your video and the PS tool, but in China I use UnionPay credit card so I can't buy this tool.If there are other ways to get.Thank you so much for the video tutorial.

[@GIMPUSER100]

Hi Robert, really good stuff. Can I use your panel without problems on german version of PS CC ?

[@PaintingDigitally]

Hi Reportagefotografie ... yes, the tools are fully compatible with PS CC and German. Cheers Robert

[@GIMPUSER100]

Hi Robert I've purchased your panel and waiting for the link. I've tried to send you a message in your contact formula, but the page was not found. Shall I sent you the paypal print via Facebook ? Cheers Markus

[@PaintingDigitally]

Hi Markus ... no it's OK, I'll resend the link using a different email address. Also, please check your spam/junk folder as the email is probably in there. Cheers, Robert

[@PaintingDigitally]

Markus ... I've tried sending from 3 different email addresses and they are all rejected by web.de. Could you send me your mobile phone number (by email) please, and I will send you the link by SMS. Robert

[@GIMPUSER100]

Would you please give me your mail adress, this one on your contactformula doesn't work.

[@gluhiq]

I have the same problem with some of the other brushes like Wash Squirrel Soft and Wash Fractal Grainy.

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Hristo - I guess my answer below covers this question? The control is on the Brush panel, at the bottom - turn off the icon which shows an eye and a brush and the square with the brush at the top left corner will go away. If you are having problems with tilt on the brushes ... it could be that you aren't using a pen and tablet like the Wacom Intuos 4 or 5? You won't get tilt and pen pressure etc with a mouse, which is one reason why you really can't paint with a mouse. Robert

[@gluhiq]

Maybe my Wacom Bamboo is just an old model I will consider buying a new one. :))

[@SceneShifts]

Hristo Stefanov Hi Hristo, As far as I can see the Bamboo doesn't have tilt support. I would really recommend the Intuos 4 (obsolete, but an excellent tablet that's still available at Amazon etc) or the Intuos 5 (now called the Intuos Pro). The Medium tablet is the one to go for if you can afford it (Intuos 5 or Intuos Pro) as the Small tablet is a bit small for painting (but you can get away with it). The Art pen is a useful addition as it gives rotation as well as tilt (especially useful with flat brushes like the Hake brushes). The Intuos 4 and Intuos Pro use the same pens which is useful.

[@jesseyeay]

how did you get the second brush you were using? the one in the 3:40

[@SceneShifts]

Just select the Wash Clean Edge brush and turn on Transfer (or if you have CS6 or later click on the icon to the right of the brush Opacity setting): this will let you change the paint thickness by varying the stylus pressure.

[@sharpiechick]

@@SceneShifts Hi, Robert! I'm on PS CC 2019. I used the automated installation, and created the Notepad document with 'UseSystemStylus 0'. But my "Wash Clean Edge" brush doesn't have tilt control like yours does - it's just a circle. Is that a change in the brush, or is my system not working right?

[@CapsLock2424]

Thank you so much for sharing these amazing technics! I've been trying to accomplish the same effect in PS lately too. Just downloaded your files but it requires a password... What's the password? Thanks again!

[@apparaotalatam5352]

how did you set the layer as watercolor by default?what is the process to set the layer as watercolor?..pls help me out!!!

[@ananttika]

Hey Robert, I have CS5 ... I am rather new to the software, I was wondering where can I get these brushes and tools from, since my version doesn't seem to have any. The tutorial is brilliant. Thank you for the upload.

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Ananttika. You can get the brushes, tools, actions etc at www.paintingdigitally.com. BTW - you can still upgrade to CS6 and it really is worth it as it has some excellent brushes that make blending in particular much better. Have a look at my facebook page for details: facebook.com/PaintingDigitally. I hope you enjoy them! Robert

[@hahlers1]

Hi Robert, I just downloaded your brush set and was going through the manual installation instructions. I was able to import the settings but when I tried to import the workspace I got the following error: TypeError: undefined is not an object:393

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Haley, I would very much recommend that you use the automated installation (as per the instructions in the download file). It is much easier and will do everything you need. If you are still having a problem please send me a message from www.paintingdigitally.com as I will be able to help you better and faster by email. Cheers, Robert

[@shyee87]

Hi.. how to make background paper?

[@IancuAvram]

Wonderful tutorial. Thank you very much!

[@SceneShifts]

Thanks Iancu!

[@MelleHaanen]

What is that grey box in the top left? It sometimes pops up when I am using a certain brush but what is it?

[@SceneShifts]

You can enable or disable the pen icon in the Brush Presets panel. Click on or off the icon at the bottom of the panel (eye with brush). Robert

[@UConceptPublishing]

Is there a way to make the brushes list appear in alphabetical order as you have them. On mine they are mixed making it harder to find a brush.

[@SceneShifts]

If you go into the Preset Manager you can reorder the brushes (but you need to do it by drag-and-drop … there is no sort facility). To get the Presets Manager you can do Edit/Presets/Preset Manager and pick the Tools preset, or select the Tool Presets from the right as usual and click on the selection box (top right of panel and you’ll see the Preset Manager). It’s better to select the brushes you want to work with and make a new library of them so you don’t have too many brushes. This video explains one way to do it: Tool Organisation - how to organize your Tool Presets for easy access

[@chloelee0817]

How can get that brush?

[@kellyyounger1253]

I downloaded your brushes and they worked wonderfully, however I just tried to start a new project and now the brushes have no characteristics of watercolor like they did the first time I used them. Has anyone had this issue? Now when I use the brushes they all look the same and the strokes literally look like flat color opacity over top of each other. Help :( I tried uninstall/reinstall, restart photoshop, restart computer etc.

[@PaintingDigitally]

Hi Kelly, it sounds very much like you have a problem with your tablet. If you are using a Wacom tablet the Wacom Tablet Properties app has a test feature so you can see if the pen pressure/tilt etc is working correctly. If that isn't the problem then please send me an email at [e-mail] with as much information as you can and I'll see if I can help you.

[@themodernage]

that is insane! thank you Robert!

[@ale6rbd]

How did you get the background? Thanks!

[@PaintingDigitally]

If you mean how did I get the paper or canvas, then it's part of the toolset, which you can get here: www.paintingdigitally.com/PD-tools.htm

[@SceneShifts]

You're welcome sawang007 ... I hope you have some fun and paint some lovely paintings! Robert

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Steve, You should not need a password. Let me know which version you downloaded (Pre-CS5, CS5 or CS6) and I will check. Robert

[@KevinHilt]

So helpful! Thank you so much!

[@peacelounge]

Is there a name for these brushes that act actually like brushes? most brushes you can get online are splatters and can't be used in lines. (sorry, kind of new here)

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Marcos ... Photoshop has a number of different brushes - dab capture, bristle, erodible tip and airbrush. All of these brush types can be used to draw lines, depending on the brush settings - however the airbrush is really intended as a sort of spray gun. Most of the online brushes are dab capture with the brush spacing set to quite a high value (100% or more) - and what you get then are discrete stamps or dabs. For example the image might be a leaf so when you use the brush you a get one or more leaves along the brush stroke, perhaps rotating and with different sizes. Hope that helps! Robert BTW ... you can get all these brushes at www.PaintingDigitally.com

[@peacelounge]

Robert Ardill Thank you!

[@SceneShifts]

You've very welcome ken0y! Actually, I've got a lot out of doing this, so I've gotten the benefits too :). Mainly what I did was to try to replicate effects that I would get with paint and paper ... and then I thought that if I put this on KZbin others could contribute ... so this is how it happened. I will post some more videos (and tools) before long for some of the more interesting effects like pigment separation, mixing etc. Robert

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Deepak, If you click on 'Show More' above you will find the link to the tools. All the best, Robert

[@alexandrakovacikova3860]

where can I find the brushes? In my PS there are completely different ones.

[@PaintingDigitally]

Hello Alexandra, you can find them here: www.paintingdigitally.com/PD-tools.htm

[@alexandrakovacikova3860]

oh i see, thank you! :)

[@sawang007]

thank you so much i learn so much from you ^u^

[@ttmilenegensas568]

How can I buy the brushes? I have tried but PayPal didn't work. I Hope I can learn how to use them. I want to create a watercolor based on a picture but I don't have any practice with real painting.

[@PaintingDigitally]

Hi ... you can get them here: www.paintingdigitally.com/PD-tools.htm If Paypal doesn't work it could be that you need to clear your browser history, or use a different browser (or it could be that the Paypal server is temporarily busy/down, I guess, so you could try again in a while). If that doesn't work send me a message from the PaintingDigitally website and I'll see what I can do. Cheers Robert

[@harukix9842]

Where can you do the 'make edges' on photoshop cc?

[@SceneShifts]

+Sakura :3 Hi Sakura ... no, the tools don't come with Photoshop. You can purchase them for $20 here: www.paintingdigitally.com. The version you should get is the one for CS6-CC. Robert

[@SceneShifts]

I hope you'll think the next release of the tools is lunatic and demented!! Robert

[@weisongful]

Robert, i had CS6 but i downloaded your files. Are there any possibilities i could use it on CS6? if not it will be a waste.

[@SceneShifts]

Hi Chris ... I don't understand ... you did download the CS6 version. Do you mean that you want to use it on CC (not CS6)? If so just let me know and I will change your download link.

[@weisongful]

Robert Ardill sorry, i have CS6 Photoshop and downloadrd CS6 files too... but there are no instruction on how should I add it on to my photoshop. What I have saw was all CC.

[@SceneShifts]

OK I understand ... the instructions for CS6 are identical to the ones for CC: www.paintingdigitally.com/PV-installation.htm#Installation-v9). Cheers, Robert

[@weisongful]

Sorry Robert, im still unable to get it done through the steps you have shown. Im using CS6 and one of the step you have mentioned about was to go Program Files > Adobe > .... but the CS6 didnt appear on the folder itself. please advice?

[@PaintingDigitally]

I'll follow up with you by email Chris.

[@SceneShifts]

Some of the brush names have changed from the earlier videos. I've removed some, renamed some and added some ... it's a work-in-progress. When you load the brushes, Photoshop sorts them alphabetically. What I've tried to do in the videos is to give an idea of how to use the brushes and the major difference between the groups of brushes (like Wash, WOD etc) ... not how to use individual brushes. The best thing for you to do is to play around with them until you understand them well.

[@GoatladyGetYerGoat]

can these be used with a mouse and PC or only a tablet? CS6

[@PaintingDigitally]

Goatlady GetYerGoat You need a tablet ... The mouse doesn't have pressure or tilt and these are important, especially pressure.

[@GoatladyGetYerGoat]

Thank you.. I was afraid of that :( your brushes are amazing - I will look into getting a tablet - hopefully there isn't too much of a learning curve to use it.

[@SceneShifts]

You should find it quite easy to use the tablet (I never use a mouse because I find the tablet much better). Look for a Wacom Intuos 4 or 5 or Intuos Pro (all much the same) on eBay ... you should be able to get a used one for not too much.

[@GoatladyGetYerGoat]

Thank you so much.. I do have an old CTE 440 I have never used - but now to find the software.. to see if this is all for me.. seems I tried to use it years ago and I don't think I had it set up properly - I'm just dying to get/use your brushes :)

[@SceneShifts]

THe Graphire 4 should be good enough as a starter, but you would really need something a bit more capable, like the Intuos 4. You could sell you CTE440 and buy an Intuos 4 (or later). The software should be downloadable from the Wacom website.

[@UConceptPublishing]

fantastic

[@SceneShifts]

Thanks Janet and Jo!

[@UConceptPublishing]

Robert Ardill I can see a great use for the brushes not only to create digital work but for working on studies and working out your ideas before actually doing a traditional painting.

[@SceneShifts]

Janet Garcia Yes, absolutely Janet. As you say, it's very good for quick studies as you can modify the painting very easily, so it lets you experiment with different ideas without having to redo the whole painting. I also think digital it's a really good learning tool for traditional watercolor painting - it helps to get the whole idea of luminosity, building up a painting from layers, how to use and mix colors, contrast ... and so on much more quickly than trying to learn the same with paint and paper (a bit comparable to film and digital, perhaps). Robert.

[@UConceptPublishing]

yes. I paint both traditionally and digitally. For digital paintings I had always used Painter and had really never used Photoshop for anything other than correcting/fixing a photo, compositing, etc. But got excited when I view the look you achieved with your brushes.

[@SceneShifts]

I find Photoshop much better than Painter for watercolors. It's also very good for flat media like pastels, chalk, ink etc. Painter is probably better for emulating paints that have texture, like oils (but I don't like the idea of simulated texture ... it's just like a photograph of a painting, whereas with flat media like watercolor the digital print is pretty well indistinguishable from paint and paper. So I personally wouldn't go digital for oils and textured acrylics. Having said that ... there are now printers that can print in 3D ... so down the line textured digital will be possible).

[@digiratimax]

Thank you for this

[@PaintingDigitally]

You're very welcome Digerati. BTW ... there is new release of the tools with lots of new features available here: www.PaintingDigitall.com

[@mariannedoblesderuiter9285]

Clear and usefull

[@johnlawton6582]

Don't have all these brushes for water color on my PS

[@roninanwar]

How exactly can you ask people to send you brushes they have figured out to do watercolors and then charge for them on your site? I understand that the information you have figured out is worth money, but asking people to help crowd source your water color research and then charging for others for their information is reprehensible.

[@PaintingDigitally]

I'm sorry you find it reprehensible :) But so far, in the 4 years since I've released these brushes (that I gave away for free for the first 2 years) I have had only 1 person who offered his brushes and 2 who offered suggestions on how to improve some of mine. It's no different to what companies like Adobe do when they get suggestions from their users (but Adobe gets a lot more help than I do!).

[@jawbee7]

your voice like eckhart tolle

[@SceneShifts]

That's what comes of laryngitis and coming from Mauritius :)

[@kabaneerajeev6037]

these brushes are not free

[@scienceofreality]

Thank you so much for this

[@PaintingDigitally]

You're very welcome Ifraeem ... I hope it will be of use to you :) Robert