Kyle's Halftone Brushes for Photoshop

>>2972506
I'm going to buy these right now - looks super useful.

>>2972507
Yeah they look amazing ?
Could you share it if you buy them ?

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>>2972540

>>2972578
thanks

Just use the texture setting in your brushes. This guy's literally charging you money for checking on a photoshop feature.

>>2972693
shh I wanna see if he really buys it

>>2972506

Why? Just use regular brushes and apply a hard mixed pattern.

https://youtu.be/NCpoUes8o_4

It's on Cgpeers

>>2974157
please share, im noob

>>2975943
>too cheap to pay for them
>too lazy to look for a free download

What a bum.

you can take most of them from krita lol

>>2972506
You can make your own halftone patterns, and use them to make brushes, in Photoshop.

Grab the image/texture/value you want - if you want just a grid of dots, just fill the image witgh a value of grey.

Go to Image/Greyscale, convert to greyscale.

Go to Image/Bitmap, and for options, choose "halftone screen". I usually double the output dps to twice the image resolution. Click "Okay".

Now you'll get the Halftone Screen dialog. This is where you create the screen. The default is 53, angle 45, diamond. I usually choose Round, angle 90, and use a low number for frequency. The lower the number here, the more spread out the dots will be.

You now have a halftone screen you can use to create a brush. You can scale the dots bigger or smaller, blur them, etc.

If you play with the dot shape and angle, you can get some cool patterns.