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    PS brushes

     
    I'm using the Photoshop brushes quite frequently these days, but I can't seem to modify the gradient of the colour, so it's always one fixed colour. Can't I modify it to fit a gradient into it?

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    I don't quite understand what you want to do. I'm sure I can help you if you can better help me understand what you are trying to do.

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    Right OK.

    The brushes in Photoshop. When I use them, all I can do is specific ONE colour to them, I can't seem to add any colour gradients to the brushes or any effects.

    Also, I can't resize them once I apply them onto my canvas. I can't select them, I can't move them and I can't delete them.

    Take a look at this Some of them have colour gradients within the same brush, how is this done. Another example is this

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    Are you sure that wasn't a fill?

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    Fill can work or you can do a color or gradient overlay and use your blending options. All brushes can be changed.
    As for moving and that sort of stuff. Make sure you use a new layer for each bruch stroke. That way you can apply your desired effects on each layer that you want without going into the other layers.

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    nuisance since 1968 OuTpaTienT's Avatar
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    Yeah, I don't think those gradients are within the brush. Maybe they used the brush as a stamp then selected the object and filled with a gradient. You can have a brush that fades from one color to another throughout the brushstroke. But you can't have a gradient within a single stamp of the brush.

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