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Luminescent brushes similar to Procreate

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Hi there... I was wondering if anyone knows where I can find some good quality luminous brush packs? I want something simple but effective - similar to the one's in Procreate.

I've included a film below to give you an idea...

Many thanks!

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Trevor.DennisCorrect answer

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It's tricky doing it with a brush preset, because moving the brush continues to lay down colour which thickens the glowing edges. If you define this as a brush preset.

And set spacing to 15% it will give you the effect below. The line is a brush stroke, and below is a single stamp of the brush. Note: you canm see each stamp down in the upper line because of the wide spacing, so not ideal.

It's much better to use a Layer Style. In this case Outer Glow

If you create something that you like, then save it as a New Style so you can simply select a layer and click on the Style, and it is done.

c.pfaffenbichler

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Quite frankly I don’t understand what the video is supposed to show.

Could you post screenshots from Procereate to illustrate the kind of brush/effect you want to achieve?

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Trevor.Dennis

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Quite frankly I don’t understand what the video is supposed to show.

Could you post screenshots from Procereate to illustrate the kind of brush/effect you want to achieve?

By @c.pfaffenbichler

AFAICT I'm seeing this smudge effect which might be water on a camera lens, or the Photoshop Smudge tool set to 11.

_Very_ carefully dragging the timeline (it is super sensitive) showed me this. I think it might be a single frame, so hard to spot. I'm interpretting it as an outer glow, so Layer Style and not a brush. I'll have a look at ParticleShop, but I don't remember a brush that does that.

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marcr64811851

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Hello Trevor,

Thank you so much for your kind and detailed reply... really appreciated.

I'll try it out and let you know how I get along.

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Trevor.Dennis

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It's tricky doing it with a brush preset, because moving the brush continues to lay down colour which thickens the glowing edges. If you define this as a brush preset.

And set spacing to 15% it will give you the effect below. The line is a brush stroke, and below is a single stamp of the brush. Note: you canm see each stamp down in the upper line because of the wide spacing, so not ideal.

It's much better to use a Layer Style. In this case Outer Glow

If you create something that you like, then save it as a New Style so you can simply select a layer and click on the Style, and it is done.

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