Using Gradient Layers To Change Tones Of Brushes?
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I wanted to ask if anyone knows the full process of using a gradient layer to color the brush strokes beneath it? The previous question was this: https://ask.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=20495
and the process I want to replicate is the first gif shown in this brush set: https://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=1724556
The closest I've gotten to replicating this is by filling a layer with a color, and then setting the layer to overlay and drawing on layers under it, but it's not the same process as what's mentioned here
Published date : 3 years ago
Updated date : 3 years ago
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3 years agoIs it a gradation map?
Create a gradient map layer on top of a layer drawn in gray or color.
However, the gradation does not change for images drawn in one color. (It will be the corresponding color in the gradation)
Layer menu-> New color correction layer-> Gradient map-> Select your favorite gradation-> "OK"
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The brush GIF referenced in the link is probably not a gradient map
I think that the main color of the drawing color is set to black and the sub color is set to red.
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Message3 years agoAh it's a gradient map layer, not just a gradient layer! I tried that out and it works, thank you! :D
For the gif you're talking about, it was the artist that made the gif and brush set that replied to the question, so they confirmed that it wasn't a dual-toned brush :O
Another thing is how to control the background color when using a gradient map layer, I think you just need to have a white layer as the bottom layer, and then make your background color the lightest color on the gradient map!- English
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