Go to the Shape Dynamics panel and set Size Jitter to 90% and Angle Jitter to 50%. Put ticks on Shape Dynamics, Color Dynamics, and Transfer. Select Brush Instrument and then select your watercolor stoke. Go to Edit > Define Brush Preset, select any name you want to use for your brush, and hit the OK button. Then click on any part of your document to Deselect the previous selection and select your stroke using the Lasso Tool. Now the white background of your image is selected. Select your first layer, go to Select > Color Range, and click on the white area on your image.
Make all scan layers Invisible except the first. Step 7Ĭreate two more duplicates of your layer using Right-click > Duplicate. Right-click on the layer and then select Duplicate Layer. Go to Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast and use the following settings: Brightness: 35 Contrast: 25. Select your layer and use the Shift-Control-Alt-B key combination and set the following settings: Reds: 40% Yellows: 60% Greens: 40% Cyans: -25% Blues: -25% Magentas: 80%. Resize your scanned paper to the borders of the document, so one of the brushes will be placed in the center, and click Enter. Go to File > Place and put your scanned paper into the document. Use Control-N to create a new document and use the following settings: 1500 x 1000 px 300 dpi. Now, it's time to use our scanned images. We're one step closer to learn how to make a watercolor brush in Photoshop. 3. How to Create a Watercolor Brush in Photoshop Step 1 The color of our scanned paper can be different from the color of our strokes, but it is much more important for us to preserve the structure. Set the following settings in your scanner preferences: A4 paper size, 300 dpi. Once you have cleaned the scanner glass, put your paper on the scanner. You can use a wet wipe to clean the glass. We need to prepare the scanner glass to avoid stains or unwanted elements on your brushes. How to Digitize Watercolor Brushstrokes Step 1 Now we need to wait a while for it all to dry.
To create the last one, use sharp movements by holding the brush by the tip.
Draw a long stroke with one horizontal movement. Now let's create a second watercolor stroke. Step 4Ĭontinue to add paint until your stroke looks like the picture below. Start adding paint to the water on the paper using the edge of your brush. Put a small amount of water on the paper with your brush. Prepare your brush, paper, and paints, and then pour the water into the jar.
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