

If you want to keep up with the latest content you can subscribe to my weekly newsletter at pixelstains. I do not request credit or back linking, but if you do I'll take it as a kind gesture. For manipulating texture tones use your Dodge and Burn tools - it is a whole different ballgame.įor extra details use the default pressure sensitive soft brush, or with noise added.Īll my brushes are FREE to use both in commercial and personal art. Forget blend modes such as Overlay, Screen and Multiply. Introducing adjacent hues works like magic with this one.įor the best use and the most control first work in gray scale and introduce colors later. The third texture varies in density and it can be used for texturing bends and curves.You can also use a Brush set to 'Color' blending mode to add more variety to the hue. Instead cluttering this texture with more textures what you could experiment with is setting the brush on color dodge and adding some reflections with a warmer hue. With the Brush tool, you can create your own skin texture by painting it on. Another way to create realistic skin texture is to use the Brush tool. With this tool, you can clone existing skin texture and apply it to another area. I think this texture is strong enough to stand on its own. There are many ways to create realistic skin textures in Photoshop. The second brush contains a more interesting rugged texture.If you use it on its own your design will look plain and generic. It is good for establishing a base texture upon which you will paint your actual skin design, but I would advise against using it as a final texture for your characters.


The first brush is the standard scale brush that you are probably familiar with already.Today’s Photoshop Brushes are for painting Snake Skin.įor brush requests, ideas for future brush sets, or related questions you can email me at set contains three different brushes:
