How potoshop restores the original painting with a brush

In the history panel, find the previous record you cut out and click on the small box in front of you to mark it.

Toolbar Under the brush, there is a history brush, which you can use.

However, you need to be on the same layer to do this

If you haven't turned it off yet, then the history brush can help you, if it's turned off then take a look at the following methods;

First of all, your original art needs to exist in this file, if not, then paste one in place. (If you don't even keep the original file, then you don't have to read the following and can't reply.) ）

1.Both the original art and the cutout are in the layers of the file.

2.Ctrl clicked the keyed layer, and the selection appears.

3.Click on the layer of the original painting (if it is still a background layer, then double-click it to become a layer), create a mask button below the point, and a mask appears on the right side of the thumbnail of the original painting layer, white is the exposed part, black is the part that is covered, if you find that it is just the opposite, press Ctrl+I to reverse the phase, and then delete the original keyed picture.

4.At this time, you can save it to avoid the machine crashing or misoperation, of course, you can save it later.

5.Point the mask, refine with the brush tool, fill in the white where you need to be exposed, and paint the black where you don't need it, here you need to pay attention to the brush size and feather value, which depends on your own mastery and continuous practice to make it look good.

Actually, the brush itself is monochrome, but you can create several new layers, use different colors on different layers, use the Move tool to overlap the layers, and then use the Eraser tool to erase the colors where you don't need them (use a flexible brush). Similar to this water wave I made, you can take a look:

Double-click on the foreground or background color to adjust the color.

You can't use a brush to draw a colored pattern, but a preview of the brush just tells you that the brush can be made with this effect, or that the brush is made from the pattern.

If you want to draw a color, you can paint the pattern and then paint it on the bottom layer of the pattern.

It's photoshop

Shortcut keys for adjusting the hardness of the brush: shift [ and shift+], increase or decrease by 25 each time.

Wheels

I don't know.

In ps, find the brush, right-click to load, and find the brush you want to add.

For example, brushes. After clicking on the brush, right-click. There is a small arrow in the upper right of the pop-up menu.

Click. Just load it.

In the PS, it comes with 2 grass brushes, one is grass, and below him, there is also dune grass.

In the Brush option click on the arrow query.

Hope it helps.

You haven't manipulated the other ones you created, and if there is another layer on top of the layer you draw, and you have drawn a line with a white color. You can take a look at the graphic layer plate on the right. Also, whether you're using a history brush, or if you've ever set up anything.

Foreground color, transparency, flow, look at it all right.

Isn't your brush transparent.

Zoom in to the actual pixels to take a look, and it may be that your **pixels are too high and the brush is too thin, and this will happen.

You're also using it, why can't I install this version, how do you install it? Every time I open it I say there's something wrong with me and want to force it off, can you tell me an installation method? Thank you.

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Junior 5/24 16:02 You can copy one to another, and then resize it appropriately via the conversion function. Then two layers will be displayed in the layer, click on the layer you copied ** to adjust the transparency.

Handle it as you need it. If you want to change the color, you can use the change function to change it, or you can adjust the color level, and you can try it yourself. Just adjust the position of the triangle.