Water Splash Brushes

[michaelm96396274]

Hello,

I am having the hardest time finding these water splash brushes that this guy has in his youtube video of how he made a ball splash into water. In the very beginning of the video it shows a huge variety of water splash looking patterns. How can I get these? I really need them for a project. Much thanks for the responses! I posted a link to the youtube video below.

Cricket Ball in Water Splash effect Photoshop Tutorial | Ball Falling into water splash - YouTube

[Trevor.Dennis]

Any of these?

Browse Photoshop Brushes | Resources & Stock Images | DeviantArt

The first hit on Brusheezy looks close

:white_heavy_check_mark: Free Water Splash Brushes : brusheezy.com

Getting some overlap now

https://naldzgraphics.net/photoshop-splash-brushes/

11 Water Splash Photoshop Brushes

[Trevor.Dennis]

michaelm96396274  Did any of those links work for you?  It's useful to get feedback so other people might benefit.

[michaelm96396274]

Trevor, Thank you so much for your help. Honestly, I'm new to photoshop and I'm having the hardest time figuring out how to import etc. I downloaded but can't preview etc. I will have to let you know once I figure it out

[segun33695883hgi8]

same issue to

[Trevor.Dennis]

Get the Kyle Mega Pack from 'Get More Brushes'

Make sure the search bar is turned on, and start typing Spatter...

I like his Watercolor Spatter Fine Drops

It defaults to aa 43% spacing which is hopeless for a water effect, so bring it all the way down to 1%

Note this only works properly with a tablet and pen that supports Tilt.  You don't the same effect with a mouse.

You can try any of Kyle's brushes that you find with Search.  Some work better with close spacing, and others do best with something like 20% spacing.

If looking on line, then the above effect will respond to Spatter of bubbles.

You'll find this sort of preset with Water Splash, but I prefer to search online for 'water splash texture'.  You'll find lots with a black background which is definitely the way to go.  Just set blend mode to Screen and you are home (but not dry 😉 )