Removing Transparency from Brushes
(Photoshop, PSP, GIMP)


Some brushes were made to be transparent, others were not. And because of the nature of Photoshop (or PSP/GIMP) brushes, sometimes they end up looking that way when they shouldn’t. This tutorial will explain how to remove the transparency from brushes, when needed. It is the singlemost important concept in making brushes look realistic.

The tutorial has been made with Photoshop in mind, but these principles are all very basic. If you understand how to use layers in PSP (Paint Shop Pro) or GIMP, you should be able to follow along with this tutorial.

Removing Transparency from Brushes Tutorial

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4 Comments »

2007-07-02 09:56:04

[...] Stephanie shares with us a tutorial for removing transparency from brushes in several programs [...]

 
Comment by merlean
2007-07-16 07:53:57

Excellent tutorial. I actually want to play with possibilities rather than work. Thank you.

 
Comment by Ares_Araya
2008-04-15 19:24:05

Another fantastic tutorial. And much like your other tutorials is is very easy to follow and effective. Thank you for taking the time to share more of your Photoshop insights.

Comment by Stephanie
2008-04-15 19:29:09

You’re very welcome! I’m glad that you enjoyed it. :) And thanks for taking the time to write! I appreciate it!

 
 
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