Gang!

This time I thought I’d show you some of the examples of usage of Photoshop brushes in photography. And what better example I can give other then the ones I made myself (but of course :))

So, here is some stuff I created with a little help from Photoshop brushes and you will notice how they can add on that “final touch” to the photo images very nicely. This brush touch-up is sometimes the perfect finish that I’m looking for when creating not just digital but also tangible works like photos that I apply on the wood, hand-made notebooks and scrap-books, bookmarks etc…

So, for instance, in this example, I used Photoshop brush to touch-up on one of my photos that I printed out on canvas and applied to the piece of wood that I previously carved, burnt and painted (also drilled some holes, added a piece of rope and a red seal with my emblem).

So, I added this Photoshop brush Floral Swirl, which is on sale now in my little shop: 101 Swirls Brushes – Special Edition package (101 brushes set)

I placed it to the bottom left corner just to add on some touch of natural and rustic feel to the image. And I think it fits there just perfectly.

OK Gang, that’s it for now. I have a bunch of other real life, hard on, brick and mortar, wood and paper examples of Photoshop brushes usage, so stay tuned :)

Love,
Silvia

P.S.

By the way, how do you like my little hand crafted piece of art? Believe me, it takes a while to complete something like this when you do it from scratch (like I did). But, it’s worth it. These are sellin’ quite fine and I’m happy for that :) I still don’t know how to call it. It is a photo I made printed out on canvas and applied to a piece of wood that I previously carved, burnt, painted and drilled … added a seal and stuff … :)

P.P.S.

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