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Trees with Digital Watercolour Brushes

 
This is from a work in progress. Working on ways to paint distant birch trees that suggest different colours and shadows in the leaves.
  • Using a Custom brush that uses the Captured dab from the Real Watercolours turned into a digital watercolour brush. It has been squeezed slightly in the Angle  Controls

 
 
 
 

Posted in My Digital Sketchbook. Updated November 13th, 2011. Share on StumbleUpon, Delicious or Digg.

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