372 pennelli grunge e grintosi gratuiti per Photoshop.
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Crea un bel pasticcio con questo pacchetto grunge di Alejandro Chavetta.
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Apri il file in Adobe Photoshop e scopri come Alejandro sovrappone la sua grafica e le texture. Quindi aggiungi le librerie di pennelli e usa i tuoi tag per completare la grafica.
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“Volevo creare un kit trash/grunge come evoluzione delset di pennelli Epic su cui avevo già lavorato in precedenza”, dice Alejandro. Ora puoi davvero pasticciare il tuo lavoro con 88 scarabocchi e macchie gratuiti.
“Ho creato gli schizzi e le macchie di inchiostro analogiche nel mio studio e ho raccolto un sacco di texture nel corso delle mie passeggiate a San Francisco, e poi ho mescolato tutto in Photoshop”, spiega Alejandro. Aggiungi subito 47 texture grintose gratuite.
Crea qualcosa di innovativo con i 34 rulli gratuiti. “Questa raccolta di pennelli, timbri e texture è una risorsa drag-and-drop per quando si vogliono aggiungere rapidamente texture grintose”, afferma.
Ottieni 83 pennelli grintosi gratuiti e inizia a lavorare. “Ricorda di giocare con le dimensioni e il flusso e combina le pennellate per dare più carattere al tuo lettering e alla tua composizione tipografica”, spiega Alejandro.
Alejandro ha creato questi 23 esclusivi pennelli con marcatori rotondi. “Questi pennelli sono sensibili alla pressione e devono essere provati in dimensioni diverse”, ha dichiarato. “A volte un pennello ingrandito al massimo fino a 5000 px può fornire risultati texturali inaspettati”.
Prova questi 15 pennelli a penna street-style gratuiti. “Danno il meglio in Photoshop, ma molti di loro possono essere utilizzati anche in Fresco”, aggiunge Alejandro.
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