372 pinceaux grunge et granuleux gratuits pour Photoshop
372 pinceaux grunge et granuleux gratuits pour Photoshop
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Pour un effet de street art urbain
Créez un joyeux désordre avec ce kit grunge d’Alejandro Chavetta.
Commencer
Ouvrez le fichier dans Adobe Photoshop et découvrez la façon dont il superpose ses illustrations et textures. Ajoutez ensuite les bibliothèques de pinceaux et peignez à la bombe vos propres tags pour parachever l’illustration.
Les taches ne font pas toujours tache
« Je voulais créer un kit “trash/grunge” pour faire évoluer les jeux de pinceaux Epic sur lesquels j’avais déjà travaillé », raconte Alejandro Chavetta. Maintenant, vous pouvez vraiment créer un joyeux désordre grâce à 88 taches et grains gratuits.
« J’ai créé les bits d’encre analogique et les taches dans mon studio et photographié une tonne de textures au cours de mes promenades autour de San Francisco, puis j’ai tout mélangé dans Photoshop », explique Alejandro Chavetta. Ajoutez 47 textures granuleuses gratuites dès à présent.
Profitez gratuitement de 34 rouleaux et brosses qui donneront cet aspect de peinture fraîche. « Cette collection de pinceaux, de tampons et de textures comprend des ressources à glisser-déposer qui vous permettent d’ajouter rapidement des textures granuleuses », explique-t-il.
Récupérez 83 pinceaux granuleux gratuits et mettez-vous au travail. « N’oubliez pas de jouer sur la taille et le flux, et de combiner les traits de pinceau pour donner plus de caractère aux lettres et à la typographie », conseille Alejandro Chavetta.
Alejandro Chavetta a créé ces 23 pinceaux marqueurs ronds exclusifs. « Ils sont sensibles à la pression et doivent être essayés dans différentes tailles », explique-t-il. « Parfois, un pinceau employé jusqu’à son maximum de 5 000 pixels peut produire des résultats inattendus au niveau de la texture. »
Testez gratuitement ces 15 pinceaux stylos de style urbain. « Ils donnent les meilleurs résultats dans Photoshop, et nombre d’entre eux peuvent également être utilisés dans Adobe Fresco », ajoute Alejandro Chavetta.
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