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How can i do "Create a Non-overlapping brush" ???

Community Beginner ,
Sep 03, 2017 Sep 03, 2017

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I create the flower brush

I painted the flowers white after the draw flowers's line.

The flower brush is filled with white.

but there is a problem!!

Using brush, they overlaps!!

WHY!!

when i create the brush,

paint set is Normal, Opacity is 100%

paint later set is Normal,  Opacity is 100%, fill 100%

brush set is Normal, Opacity is 100% flow 100%

and then, I merged the white paint layer and flower line layer.

when i using the brush,

brush  set is Normal, Opacity is 100% flow 100%

layer set is Normal,  Opacity is 100%, fill 100%

but!!

they are overlaps...

How can i do create the brush like under image?

please help me...T.T

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Community Expert , Sep 03, 2017 Sep 03, 2017

I am not sure I understand you, but if the result you want is the one shown in the bottom image, then the blue illustration should be on one transparent layer and the gray/blue on another transparent layer as shown below. Each may then be moved into a desired position.

flower.jpg

With white as the bottom layer, the result would look like this:

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Brush the outlines on one layer and the color on a layer underneath the outlines. Use blending modes to composite one layer on top of the other 🙂

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I am not sure I understand you, but if the result you want is the one shown in the bottom image, then the blue illustration should be on one transparent layer and the gray/blue on another transparent layer as shown below. Each may then be moved into a desired position.

flower.jpg

With white as the bottom layer, the result would look like this:

2.jpg

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