I had sketchbooks and sketchbooks of these to photograph in texture. I use to make a bunch of ink splatters, washes, and dry brush experiments to expand on my drawing backgrounds. I use mine mostly in Fresco, but I will have to check out the other CC app possibilities in the near future. You can rename your shape and place them in a creative cloud library, which can be used in other apps. I’ll make another post in the future to show my adventures with that feature. Adobe recently updated Capture also to include a shape pattern maker.
I inverted this ink wash on highly textured paper t get this result.Īdobe Capture is a great way to make custom brushes and patterns. Adobe Fresco’s recent updates of clipping masks and using vector shapes made from Adobe Capture have opened up many different ways to create exciting art. It’s a great way to add textures to illustrations and more. Since I love making them, I wanted to share my process with those interested in trying it. Example of some of the textures I photographed to use in Adobe Capture. It’s a great way to expand on those designs. I’m planning to add them to my second Society6 store since they fit right in with that aesthetic, and I had no plans originally on making newer pieces. Will probably add them to my second Society6 store later this weekend.Ī post shared by Megan Frauenhoffer on at 9:39pm PDT
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