SKETCH FILTERS

[Jeff_Laurents]

The Sketch filter in Photoshop CC 19 , doesn’t have the ‘comic’ and ‘sunny day’ options. Anyone know how I can get these filters, or something similar?

[c.pfaffenbichler]

I can ’t remember those Filters, but the oldest Photoshop version currently available to me is CS6.

In which Photoshop version were they part of the default Filters?

[Jeff_Laurents]

These filters are part of the Sketch filter options in Photoshop Elements 12. I don’t know if they were ever in any of the main Photoshop programmes

Jeff

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[c.pfaffenbichler · Accepted solution]

Apparently not, the features of Photoshop Elements and Photoshop proper are obviously not completely identical.

What did those Filters do in particular?

[Jeff_Laurents]

I am attaching an example of an image which combines the posterizing and comic filters.

Jeff Laurents

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Mail replies don’t carry attached images here, you need to post them on the Forum directly,

[JJMack]

Do not see then in CS3 the oldest version I have.  Also not in CC 2014 and CC 2018

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

As previously mentioned, these filters are in Photoshop Elements, not Photoshop CC.

They do not transfer between the two applications.

If you meant that you updated to Photoshop Elements 2019, here is a listing of the filters available:

Photoshop Elements filters

[Jeff_Laurents]

Does anyone know if the latest version of Elements has the comic and sunny days filters in the Sketch filter group?

[Jeff Arola]

Yes it does.

[Jeff_Laurents]

Thanks Jeff,

Am I right  Elements  2019 works with Photoshop CC  Mojave, 2019?

[Trevor.Dennis]

I just Googled the Elements Sketch filter options,  and from what I saw, this video from Toney Harmer and Jesus Rameriz might be useful.  The way to approach this is to  remember that working with a single Smart Object layer means you do not have  to  follow  verbatim.  Plus you can go back and fine tune.

The guys also mention brush sets from Aaron Blaise, and there are some very cool brushes over there.  Not free, but from $5 a set for some outstanding brushes, they are a steal.

https://creatureartteacher.com/product-category/tutorials-lessons/brush-texture-sets/?orderby=popula...

This is not the brush that Tony used, but I do love a good  set  of hair and  fur  brushes

https://creatureartteacher.com/product/custom-photoshop-fur-brushes-volume-two/

Aaron demonstrates how to draw hair using his brushes in this video.  A bit of a tangent, but the Sketch effect is something special.  And don't forget that you can use  the same on Smart  Object layer as a base to experiment.  It's a powerful, and highly flexible way to work.