What helps with different kind of contrasts as well is picking a third(or fourth) color to make on of the colours seem more contrasted.įor colouring and shading, I think this post explains it well. 25 Load and 100 Mix is kind of nice) because it gives a nicer way to blend and you can add color onto a space without colour and blend into an area has another color.Ĭan you describe what you need for the ‘lights and darks’ though? Because assuming it’s a painting and you just want to add contrast to your image, you can pick one color switch with “x” on keyboard, pick another color and blending the colors into each other, then alternate between the two as needed.

If you want it to be like a real Oil Brush I’d kinda recommend making the sliders for “Mix” and “Load” have a difference of about 50-70% between each other (i.e. I think is how most digital oil brushes work, there’s a “Dry Brush”(very low “Load” and higher “Mix”) and “Wet Brush”(more “Load” and “Mix” both)

If you want it to act like an Oil Brush though, you should do the opposite(Load’ low and ’Mix’ higher‘), or make the “Mix’ something like 70-80% and “Load” just as close, like 60-70% or the same percentage. Hmm if it’s any kind of Watercolor type brush, you can make the the brush add more color by making the “Load Color” bar higher and the “Mix colors” bar lower. Anonymous asked: Hi! I wanted to know how I can blend colors using a custom Oil Brush tool? I'm having a difficult time because I trying to add lights and darks to my art.

Good blending brush firealpaca