Powerful Mixer Brush & Pattern stamp tool techniques
Preview: https://youtu.be/yeTQuPIp9ck
This tutorial exists only to display these techniques and I'm not painting things well here, or claiming to do so.
In this tutorial I will show you several cool and powerful techniques with the mixer brush and pattern stamp tools. The techniques vary from starting images from a blank canvas and getting interesting environments going in full color within minutes all the way to painting on top of photo plates and quickly morphing the forms while retaining the existing level of noise and texture if you so choose. And then combining all these with the other powerful Photoshop techniques.
The two best examples I can think of using the mixer brush very well are Craig Mullins and Titus Lunter, and especially the works of Craig Mullins were a big inspiration for the mixer brush presets I've made over a long time. And they're all included.
Included in this tutorial:
All my mixer brushes and smudge, and all other presets I use in the videos, and my two actions, a few new custom patterns so you can try the pattern stamp tool (check out my free Custom patterns 2 massive set on my gumroad)
Videos with audio going in-depth into the mechanics of the mixer brush and pattern stamp tool with examples: 38 minutes
A demo with audio on mixer brush and the reasons for using it: 23 minutes
5 demos at real time or close to real time, without audio, where I show either one tool or combinations of them and other powerful methods: 1h27minutes
EDIT: I have added 6 more mixer brush tool presets since the publication of this product. 2 oily mixer brushes that give very nice edges and feel very.. oily. 4 Texture Pattern brushes that behave a lot like with the brush tool, only they are extremely powerful in retaining the noise level in new areas. Be sure to resample from the image often with the pattern texture brushes to avoid the stampy look.
Preview: https://youtu.be/yeTQuPIp9ck
If you have any issues, e-mail me at axelvahur@outlook.com
Works of Craig Mullins: http://www.goodbrush.com/concept/rgvto6rl3z7mn7q0xfhp0vgi87hhi6
Works of Titus Lunter: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/8Bxxx
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Files available in a single big .rar or split up into 800MB parts.