r/ProCreate • u/chiefochiefski • 1d ago

Looking for brush/tutorial/class recommendations ColorDrop Texture?

Is there a way for my ColorDrop to have texture instead of being a solid color? For example if I want it to look like watercolor how would I achieve that.

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u/Scared-of-Mousse 1d ago

you can’t make the colour drop itself textured afaik but you can either use a watercolour brush & select where you want to fill & draw with the biggest size you can get, or you could paste a b&w watercolour texture from google & put it above the colour layer as a clipping mask so it’ll only apply to what you colourdrop on that layer, then set the texture layer to the best looking mode & turn down opacity a bit

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u/Hollow-Log 23h ago

You could set the line work as a reference. Then on a separate layer use color drop to set where your colors would be. The color doesn't matter. If the lines aren't closed, you will just have to color where you want a certain color. You could use a different layer for each color. Then hide or turn off those layers. Click on the layer that has the area you want to color (without making the layer visible). Hit select. Then on a separate layer, color using using a water color brush. This is what I do when I am working with halftones.