Drawing in Adobe Photoshop is easy, even if you're not an artist. On the Internet there is a large selection of ready-made free brushes with any image. You just need to add these brushes to the folder, select the one you want and set its color.
Necessary
computer, Adobe Photoshop
Instructions
Step 1
Open Photoshop. In the toolbar on the left, click on the Brush icon. A brush icon will appear in the top menu, click on it and in the Brush Palette select a brush and set its size.
Step 2
On the toolbar there is an image of two squares, black and white. These are the values of the foreground and background colors of the image. If you double-click on the square, the Color Piker will drop out, where you can select the color you need for the brush.
Step 3
Select the Foreground and Background colors. You can swap them by clicking on the double arrow above the icon on the toolbar. But it's easier to press the "X" key, this is the so-called "hot key" that changes colors.
Step 4
Now you can get two brush colors. But that is not all! In the main workspace on the right, click on the Brushes palette icon (brushes). If this palette does not exist, open the Window menu and check the Brushes item. In the pop-up palette dialog box, select the Color Dynamics menu and set the Foreground / Background Jitter value to 100%. Adjust the values for Purity and Hue Jitter.
Step 5
With the new settings, the brush will paint in all shades of the foreground and background color palette.
