How to Create a Watercolor Painting Effect in Photoshop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2022
- In today’s Photoshop tutorial I’m going to show you a clever combination of Photoshop filters that converts an image into a realistic looking watercolour painting effect. A range of built-in filters will produce the foundations of the effect, then the addition of a paper texture and some finishing touches with a watercolour Photoshop brush pack adds an extra level of realism to produce a convincing final result.
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I cannot find out how to buy/down load the brushes. I went through the steps but I am at a loss to find out how to get the brushes. Thank you.
Note to self:
Convert layer to Smart Object
(1:01) Apply Dry Brush
(1:24) Apply Cutout
(1:35) Change Blending Options for Cutout to Pin Light
(1:53) Filter > Blur > Smart Blur, change the blending mode to Screen and reduce opacity
(2:13) Filter > Stylize > Find Edges, change blending mode to Multiply and reduce opacity --> Makes sketch lines, but can look ugly in places with gradients, so you can switch to Darken instead.
Thank you for this video, I really appreciated the pace. As a more advanced user, it was nice to just get the information quickly instead of listening through a drawn out video!! Thank you!
Always clear and to the point. I was able to learn the process and immediately apply my new skills to a project with pretty decent results. Thank you Chris!
Just want to say thank you. I've been creating flower watercolours to illustrate a book I'm writing and they're amazing - and so simple to do! Thank you VERY much.
I've been looking for a good watercolour effect for several years on TH-cam and this is the best to date.
This is a terrific and spot on tutorial for all and sundry. Concise, spot on and delivered rightly. You are the best always and forever ❤👍👌.
I immediately thought to myself that it sounds like Elmer Fudd made the video and now I can't unhear it
Thanks! It's very and completely useful short class. Especially interesting is the info on blending smart filters
This is the best tutorial I have seen yet! Thank you SO much!
amazing tutorial and the brushes were worth it. Thanks a ton Chris.
This is SUCH a good tutorial!! Thank you!
This was EXCELLENT and just what I needed!! Thank you :D
Really enjoyed the tutorial. Very well explained. Thanks for sharing.
Love your tutorials! They are quality made, efficient and effective (everything you could want in a video).
Great work, thanks so much Chris!
This is great. So much going on. Very cohesive.
Loved this awesome video! Thank you for sharing.
Incredibly helpful, thank you!
Your video is unbelievably helpful and well-made. I often have a hard time following PS tutorials or my version is outdated. I can't thank you enough, the result was amazing!! 💯🧡🙏🌟
This video claps, thank you so much! Subbed, so quick and to the point love it
This is fantastic, looks perfectly like what I've been searching for. Good video too, better than other tutorials which feel far too slow, only to realize when you've skipped forward that you've missed something critical, the pacing here was exactly what's needed in my opinion!
Great video and refresher exactly what I needed to complete an image I was working on :)
Thank you sir. I spent 4 days 3 nights to learn this. I have searched everywhere in the internet but finally found a video.....✌️
Excellent tutorial . I am a new user to Photoshop & you really make it simple . Thanks
AMAZING! Thank you!
Amazing, very easy method especially for newbie like me. Thank you for sharing this beautiful method.
Bravo, great technique, thank you!!!
This video is genius, exactly what I was looking for!
amazing!! thank you!
Very cool and easy to follow
Great tutorial, thanks a lot!
Thanks heaps for this great videos of the basics of watercolor image rendering. As we are all developing our own individual ways and techniques, this video is a great step by step instruction
Great tutorial!
Great tutorial, Chris!😍 True talent! ⭐
That was sick. Thank you for that
Muchas gracias bien explicado, hermosa imagen, lo hare.
Thank you for the tutorial
Exceptional thanks 👏👏
Awesome!!
love this
Really clear step-by-step instructions. One thing worth noting -- the suggested filter settings are more effective for original images that are low-resolution. (Of course, you do not need high-res if you are going to trash the details to fake a watercolor painting!) So start by resizing to a few MPx. And remember to convert to 8-bit so all the filters work. The sky's the limit. Thanks, Chris.
Love it 🥰🥰
Awesome !
This rocks!
Your technique is brilliant! I love the results I am getting. I am still learning, but my results keep getting better and I am learning to make some tweaks on a photo-by-photo basis.
Great Video!
Very helpful and enjoyable tutorial! I learnt a lot! Thank you so much Chris! God bless and good uck!
I've been looking for a way to convert my girlfriend's new office building photo into a watercolor to print on "thank you" cards--this is perfect! I'm so excited to mess around with it some more!
Super!!
thx for the video:)
Amazing,
I was wondering how to make the edges of a picture like that👍
Dude I just realised who you are - I used to READ your tutorials 12 years ago when I was getting through my final years of design at high school. SO good to see you're still doing amazingly useful tutorials!! Good stuff!
Thanks! That's so awesome to hear. Spoon Graphics is going through a bit of a period of neglect at the moment but that's the kind of motivation I need to get back into it haha
Thank you - I just downloaded an action pack that is suppose to do this but doesn't - now I can do this myself & will buy my goodies from you instead!
thank you
Thanks
awesome channel
Thank you so much for creating this video tutorial. I am new to Photoshop so I don't really know what I'm doing so I had to pause and click to work through it but it was very clear to follow. I had a slight problem and was wondering if you could help. My version of Ps didn't have a selection for Jitter. I also downloaded the brushes but had a hard time opening because the file name was too large. I kept getting an error code to change the file name it was too long to access the brushes. I couldn't end up finding the 1057 brush. Thank you for any help you have to offer. Thank you.
Hello Cris, Nice Tutorial,
A few things, images are 72 dpi, will 300 dpi image will have same effect ? Where to set color , i tried another venice image, but colors got dulled.
Thanks you content! A question tho, how did you apply a new photo to smart object?
For those who are struggling with the last step (I was too):
1. open the new image and copy it
2. Go to the original smart object (main) click twice on the thumbnail
3. Paste the new image
4. and Save (cmd+s) just right after so the main smart object updates and there you go.
Tnx.
Amazing technique. I made it an action so that I don't have the change the smart image every time to use this look.
life saver today! Thank you! However, I did try to download the paper texture and I must have gotten the wrong folder. Maybe just clarify where to find that file. I found a work around, and love the results. Again- THANKS
question : if you are going to print on water color would you skip the textured paper layer and do just a white sheet?
Love this video, I'm just struggling with the very last step/trick! I cannot figure out how to save PSB or whatever and get the image to change. I've rewatched it and googled for the answer and I'm still not able to get it to work. Thanks for your help! :)
I have the same issue. Everything was clear except for the last bit.
@@murphydelgato I also same problem, please some help us
Where can I find a splatter brush?
This was awesome, however, I am lost on using this by putting another image in there, doesn't seem to work for me.
Wonderful video, but I bought the "watercolor brushes" you recommended from your link and it gave me "high exposure" brushes instead!!!
This worked beautifully the first day. But the second day- the watercolor blooms look pixilated. It isn't showing a gradual fading of the color. Is that a change in the settings?
I discovered the issue was that the brush was set on Dissolve instead of Normal.
I can't find how/where to download the brushes.
I would like to know how to do this without having to buy a brush set. Or the option of a cheaper brush set. I know there is a more recent video where you show how to make a "watercolor" effect with Generative Fill AI, but that seems unavailable after the most recent update. Maybe an additional video?
how did you save it in the end and how did you do it to the tulips?
did you ever figure this out? For some reason I cant get it to work
Thanks .. but, could you advice me which better to buy
- Intel® Iris® Xe MAX graphics 4GB LPDDR4x memory OR
- NVIDIA® GeForce® MX350 with 2GB GDDR5 graphics memory
????
For laptop inspiron 7000 i7 11thgeneration for graphic designers program
Please reply. Thanks
is there a way to apply effect without the $15 surprise at the end?
can you rename the smart filters? different ones are the same name - filter gallery
I am from the U.S and have no vat #. I seem to be unable to order the watercolor brushes. Is there any information to help me?
Hi Chris, it was all going well up to the point 3:38, as I used the watercolor brush nothing was appearing, (the brush did not reveal the image) Can you help?
Me too! Still working on it...
OK, I figured out part of it..On the TOP rwo of settings, make sure the mode is NORMAL.
Hey, how else did you fix it? i also cannot stamp my image using the brush. Thanks!@@suzannedommer8673
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I am new to Photoshop, so really sorry for the silly question, but I am 3:32 into the video, and when I go to use a brush, nothing changes after I try to start stamping. The textured image isn't removed to start revealing the original image. Please help :):)
Set the Brush Mode to Normal :-)
@@maudcilissen7499 heya, thanks so much for responding. My brush is set to normal :/ :(
My filter gallery is grayed out and I can't access it? Do you know why? I changed my jpg to a smart object and my color space is rgb...
Did you make your original image 8-bit?
Can you please show how to do this in Affinity Photo?😳😁
I've heard the Affinity apps are great but I'm afraid I don't have any experience with them myself
Do you happen to have a step by step instruction for this tutorial?
Did you not watch the video?
Hey Chris, You brilliant human. When you starting an Instagram page! 😶🌫
When I stamp the photo with the brush tool, it’s not restoring the original artwork. It’s not really doing anything. Did I miss a step? 3:38
I'm having the same problem, did you find the issue?
I am completely lost on how to DL the canvas and make a layer out of it.
can someone tell me why it won't work. when I go to pick the brush on the image nothing happens. no image is appearing
Did you ever figure this out?
When I brush nothing is deleted. the paper stays the same
same cant figure it out
I'm having the same problem
@@jsauls2388 You have to change Color Picker (Foreground Color) from black to white.
@@jsauls2388 it's your mode. It has to be normal to work
Did you ever figure this out? @iamaleks9138 @jsauls2388
Brilliant as always! Thank you! But what is this accent btw? I mean br[u]sh not br[a]sh. It sounds pleasant to me.
Thank you Rafael, I’m curious to hear your guess at my accent first!
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Any way to get free brushes? I mean this isnt a tutorial if its paid
Ok, totally lost you when you applied the second Smart Filter. Please help
I wind up with a blank screen 😢
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I am stamping on the mask but nothing is happening. No changes. I just see the uppermost layer
I get the same, everything great until that point
Same here…
same here.
Same here. Make sure you working on the MASK layer, and adjust the the feather and density it will pop up
No it doesn't. Followed the lesson to the letter, but stamping on the mask just didn't work. Disappointing.
Doesn’t work for me - I’m asked to rasterize the smart object before applying the brush edits.
Did you ever figure this out?
So, you can't exactly follow this tutorial since the asset is paid asset.
Abandon Photoshop! Use raw materials.
Definitely the best option for the most realistic result!
This is getting out of hand. Actual drawings, paintings, illustrations are becoming quite rare these days on the account that all one lazy individual has to do is click a mouse and be done with it. Not to mention how oversaturated and bloated the medium has become with this type of lacky tacky rendering. At least for real artists it is always a pleasure to watch fads and trends come in and dumb down the competition.
Thanks