#grass brush

Here is a round-up of all eight of the free digital brush packs that I’ve released so far for Photoshop CC, Clip Studio Paint, and Procreate!

You can download them on this page (click) Type in “0″ for a free download or tip any amount you so desire!

Ghibli Style Procreate Brushes: Capture the Magic of Ghibli

Bring the nostalgic, magical style of Studio Ghibli to your artwork with my Ghibli Style Procreate Brushes. Dive into this enchanting universe with over 100 custom handmade brushes, perfect for artists of all levels. These brushes mimic effects like grass, foliage, flowers, water, clouds, stars, butterflies, and more.

For beginners, I've included 3 tutorial images to guide you through drawing clouds, grass with flowers and plants, and water. Start creating your Ghibli-inspired art today!

Full (100 brushes) - *click*

Full (100 brushes, but cheaper)  - *click*

Free (23 brushes) - *click*

What's Included: - 9 different types of cloud brushes and stamps (+ 3 star brushes) - 13 water brushes (including rain, bubbles, wave textures, etc.) - 24 foliage brushes (including foliage, flying leaves, etc.) - 13 flower brushes - 16 grass brushes (different types) - 11 plant stamps (for decoration) - 7 insect and bird stamps and brushes (ants, butterflies, birds, fireflies) - 5 rock stamps and brushes - 5 tree stamps

I was attempting to show someone else how to use values to convey distance.

Now that I'm looking at it, I'm not even sure I did it correctly, lol D':

Been doing quick brush tests with some of the newer brushes from Firealpaca - you can preview them on their website at "Materials" and you can download them fro free from the program directly from the Brush window - click "New Brush" button > Show Brush Store.

Hi! I am so sorry for asnwering this so late! Basically you can check out the brush resources gallery by Firealpaca-Users group on dA:

https://www.deviantart.com/firealpaca-users/gallery/62027858/brushes-and-other-resources

And I have picked these from my own favourites:

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Next up is how I draw the dirt and grass...

Always gotta start with the undermost part, the dirt base. Keep color scheme simple for this, otherwise you start putting in too much work! Blending is pretty minimal here. The dirt brush actually fakes some of the blending so it's hardly necessary at all!.

When going over the grass, I try to keep to the same brushstrokes as before. Making new strokes with the lighter tone would require me to go and edge in the darker tone. I guess that's why I woke from dark to light? Saves me time anyway. 

Now that we've got a base for both ... subjects, time to overpaint a bit. I usually just doodle over it for about three minutes. This is done with a small hard round brush, adding in brighter details on the grass and a few errant blades here and there. Some more scattered dirt is also added. Really just blend anything that looks like it's sticking out too much. 

(this dirt brush is made similarly to the grass brush with higher spacing (170%). Just start with a blob instead of a grass shape).