You can use a soft black brush to refine the red area to get the desired look. Go to Layer > Adjustment Layer > Channel Mixer: On the top of the layer, use the Lasso Tool (L) to make a selection on the ground and set the feather radius for it to 60: I used Color Balance to add some cyan-blue to the scene:Ĭreate a Photo Filter adjustment layer on the top: The brushes are quite easy to work with offering a wide array of splatters, scatters and general functions. They can be used in digital paintings, drawings, illustrations and a variety of other graphic designs. Make a Gradient Map adjustment layer on the top:Ĭhange this layer mode to Soft Light 100%: This Photoshop brush set was created by Conorburkeart on DeviantArt. The free Photoshop brushes available for easy download have made the life of the digital designers. I lowered the opacity of these bats to 40 and 50% to fit the foggy background:Īpply Gassian Blur with 3 px to these bat layers: Paint with the bat brushes on each layer with black color. I used Curves to darken the crow and on this layer mask use a soft black brush to clear the dark effect on the upper right of the crow:Ĭreate a new layer and use a hard brush with the size about 8-9 px and with a red color ( I used #ff0000) to paint an evil eye for the crow: Hair Brush Photoshop Fog It Up If you need to add a little eerie element of fog or mist to your current piece, you’ll need a few brushes that give you some options for different feels. Make another layer and use the same brush to paint more shadow of the crow on the pumpkin: Use a soft black brush with the opacity about 50% to paint the shadow under the crow claws: Isolate the crow and place him above the pumpkin:
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