372 kostenlose Grunge- und Borsten-Pinsel für Photoshop.
372 kostenlose Grunge- und Borsten-Pinsel für Photoshop.
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Erzielen Sie den Effekt urbaner Straßenkunst.
Schaffen Sie ein schönes Chaos mit diesem Grunge-Paket von Alejandro Chavetta.
Legen Sie los.
Öffnen Sie die Datei in Adobe Photoshop und entdecken Sie, wie Chavetta seine Kunstwerke und Texturen übereinander legt. Fügen Sie dann die Pinselbibliotheken hinzu und sprühen Sie Ihre eigenen Tags, um das Kunstwerk zu vollenden.
Hier geht gar nichts ohne ein paar Flecken.
„Ich wollte ein „Trash/Grunge“-Set als Weiterentwicklung der Epic-Pinsel-Sets schaffen, an denen ich zuvor gearbeitet hatte“, erläutert Chavetta. Jetzt können Sie Ihre Arbeit mit 88 kostenlosen Borsten- und Flecken-Pinseln so richtig aufmischen.
„Ich habe die analogen Tintenspritzer und Flecken in meinem Studio erstellt und eine Menge Texturen von meinen Spaziergängen in San Francisco gesammelt und dann alles in Photoshop zusammengemischt“, erklärt Chavetta. Fügen Sie jetzt 47 kostenlose Borsten-Texturen hinzu.
34 kostenlose Rollen und Walzen sorgen für einen frischen Farblook. „Diese Sammlung von Pinseln, Stempeln und Texturen sind Drag-&-Drop-Elemente für den Fall, dass Sie schnell eine borstige Textur hinzufügen möchten“, sagt er.
Schnappen Sie sich 83 kostenlose Borsten-Pinsel und machen Sie sich an die Arbeit. „Denken Sie daran, mit der Größe und dem Fluss zu spielen und Pinselstriche zu kombinieren, um Ihren Schriftzügen und Ihrer Typografie mehr Charakter zu verleihen“, sagt Chavetta.
Chavetta hat diese 23 exklusiven runden Marker-Pinsel entworfen: „Sie sind druckempfindlich und wollen in verschiedenen Größen ausprobiert werden. Manchmal kann ein Pinsel, der auf seine maximale Größe von 5000 Pixeln eingestellt ist, unerwartete Texturergebnisse liefern.“
Probieren Sie diese 15 kostenlosen Stiftpinsel im Streetstyle aus. „Sie funktionieren am besten in Photoshop, und viele von ihnen können auch in Fresco verwendet werden“, ergänzt Chavetta.
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