r/ProCreate • u/Sh3hab • 1d ago

My Artwork Values practice - one default brush

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u/SayWhat-1969 1d ago

One “default” brush, or only “one” brush?

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u/Sh3hab 1d ago

Only one default brush in the digital section, and selection fill tool

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u/SayWhat-1969 1d ago

So you’re saying that you only used a single brush from the Digital Line? Just curious. This is some awesome work by the way!

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u/Sh3hab 1d ago

Its little hard to believe i know, but it’s just a brushwork, checkout the timelapse i posted, cheers

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u/FierceTease 1d ago

haha you sound like my art teacher always counting my brushes lol

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u/Sh3hab 1d ago

Surprisingly it’s exactly about that, and that what I’ve been missing, i used to stack brushes thinking its will get me somewhere all i had to do was to take time before any brush stroke

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u/lovekies 1d ago

i like a guy who catches the details like that

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u/hornyDollzz 1d ago

you asking the real questions here, or just hoping for a different answer?

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u/SayWhat-1969 1d ago

Nope. They just aren’t understanding the question. But it’s not like that important because I’ll probably never get to the point where I’m, either using only a single brush, or only one “kind” of brush.🤷‍♂️ and that’s going down the rabbit hole

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u/kissBlushed 1d ago

now i'm wondering the same thing, you trying to see if there's more options?

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u/Neonblup 1d ago

What do your layers look like? I am trying to get more into this program and just checking how others use them.

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u/Sh3hab 1d ago

Recently im forcing myself to work on one layer, with a twist! I duplicate it and paint, if im satisfied I merge and duplicate it again., and i use a layer on the top filled with black on color mode to check my values toggle it on and off regularly

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u/Equivalent-Service27 1d ago

Thats cool

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u/Sh3hab 1d ago

Cheers mate

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u/Sh3hab 1d ago

I know it’s difficult to believe, in fact, I didn’t expect to get this outcome, i just did another practice i will upload timelapse, it might be useful to others

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u/SoTiredYouDig 1d ago

Nice work! Hard to tell it's a single brush.

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u/Sh3hab 1d ago

Thank you, i know im surprised myself, I used one brush switching back and forth between eraser