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I’m trying to get an effect over a large area :
Needs to look like fine mist / overspray typical with aerosol paint application over the whoel area.
The spatter filter is awful and I’ve done a fairly large amount of Googling / experimenting without finding what I want.
The closest I’ve got is using a large (2500px) brush [Transparent Red Spraypaint Preset] which uses the Noise option. Of course only the edge of the "spray" is the effect I want [1 – 2mm drop sizes].
I suppose I could select an area and try making it a seamless tile and making it a pattern…
Can anyone suggest another / a better way?
Cheers, Antony.
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I’m trying to get an effect over a large area :
Needs to look like fine mist / overspray typical with aerosol paint application over the whoel area.
The spatter filter is awful and I’ve done a fairly large amount of Googling / experimenting without finding what I want.
The closest I’ve got is using a large (2500px) brush [Transparent Red Spraypaint Preset] which uses the Noise option. Of course only the edge of the "spray" is the effect I want [1 – 2mm drop sizes].
I suppose I could select an area and try making it a seamless tile and making it a pattern…
Can anyone suggest another / a better way?
Cheers, Antony.
*** Change the typo in my address if replying via e-mail ***
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