Keep painting untill you can see the image without losing the brush splatters. You will notice that the image will start showing. So select one of the watercolor brushes and them white for the color and paint on the layer mask of the group. The ones I use are from Brusheezy and you can download them here. So now, let's use some Watercolor Brushes. Select the folder and go to Layer>Layer Mask>Hide all. The layer of the image will be inside a folder in the Layer Palette. The image has to go beneath the texture layer. I'm using a photo of a guy walking in the field from Shutterstock, you can get it here. Now let's place an image in our document. Place the image in the document on top of the other layers. I'm using a image from Shutterstock that you can buy it at: You can use the image of your choice it could be parchment paper for example. Use Canvas for the Texture, 75% for the Scaling, 3 for the Relief and for the Light choose Top Right. Open Photoshop and create a new document, I'm using 1920x1200 pixels.Īdd a new layer, fill it with white then make sure you have black and white for the foreground and background colors. So in this tutorial we will use Photoshop, some brushes from Brusheezy and some stock photos. This time I will create another effect but it will be using Masks and Watercolor brushesl it's inspired by another great digital artist, the master Scott Hansen the mind behind ISO 50 and also some images from the Daily Inspiration. It was inspired by the work of guys such as Bruno Fujii, Margot Mace, Raphaël of My Dead Pony and Stina Person. Last year I wrote a Photoshop tutorial for PSDTUTS showing how to create a very nice design using watercolor brushes.
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