When posting your Photoshop creations, explain the process and context. You can share several works at once by making an album.Īlso consider being an active member of the community by commenting on others' posts and helping users solve their problems.ĭigital paintings should be posted on a more relevant subreddit, such as /r/DigitalPainting You can post content you have made with Photoshop as long as you have actually put some effort in.ĭon't use the subreddit as a personal art gallery You can share your creations, but you must wait at least 10 days before posting more.
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Mods can and will remove content that does not meet our quality standards, such as memes, face swaps, beginner/low effort/unoriginal edits, low resolution images or questions like "is this photoshopped?" or "What font is this?" No URLs or social media handles in post titles.ĭon't post Photoshop creations that promote real brands or products (such as advertisements, YouTube thumbnails etc.) Posting content with the sole purpose of promoting your YouTube channel / website is not allowed. Check /r/picrequests or /r/photoshoprequest instead List of Photoshop Assets (Brushes, Plugins, Textures etc.) r/Photoshop's list of helpful learning resources (Start here if you are new!) This group is for general questions, tricks, techniques, troubleshooting and so forth. Welcome to the Adobe Photoshop subreddit. Its hard to describe but that tool is amazing.Click here to show unsolved question posts (and try to help the posters) The Sidebar So when you draw, it fills the space in between (for a circle, you need to complete the circle so it look like a solid circle, if drawing only half a circle, it will be like half of a hemisphere.
It is a much a faster and more controllable way to color in something. In Krita, it is call the deevad 3a alchemy brush (That green bottle you see). My workstation in Krita which is very convenient.Īlso I was wondering if PS have this tool where you draw and it covers the area you draw. It is so much more convenient and you work faster. I was wondering why, Photoshop a profession and highly grade program doesn't do this. (alt+bottom button+hover right or left)Īccessing Colors, Brushes, Brush Sizes, Opacity, Angles, Palette: In Krita, with one click (bottom button), it brings a wheel of sorts to change all of those settings.Īs you can see here. In PS, you need to press 2 keys and than hover drag. You just hold shift and drag (not hovering) to the right to increase to the left to decrease. In PS same thing but top button doesn't work and I have to actually draw on it like I previously mention.īrush Size: Krita is so much better in this area in term of shortcuts. Zooming: Krita I press ctrl and (space or my top button) to zoom by just hovering move. In PS, I have to press space and actually draw on my tablet to move. Panning around: in krita I just have to press the top button to drag around, hovering over it. I work faster with krita but want to move to photoshop because the brushes renders better for me. So the shortcut keys and flexibility in my opinion is so much better in krita.
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