If you are using a tablet, the paint stroke becomes narrow as you add more pressure. Low pressure works best with an Airbrush. This decreases the amount of paint coming from the nozzle. You can adjust the Hardness and Distortion. To see the effect of changing these parameters, click the Airbrush-Grainy Opaque brush in the Tool Presets panel and paint in the document.
Try adding brush strokes with the various Tool Preset brushes to familiarize yourself with the Airbrush. By starting with a preset Airbrush, you can modify the settings, then choose New Brush Preset from the Brush palette pull-down menu.
In previous versions of Photoshop, you would simulate an airbrush by clicking the Airbrush icon in the Brush tool options.
Click the "Size" drop-down menu and move the slider if you need to adjust the size of the Brush. Click the button to the right of the Opacity drop-down menu where the tooltip says "Set to enable airbrush capabilities. Hover close to the affected region of the image, hold the "Alt" key and click to select a color. For instance, if airbrushing skin, use the closest skin tone possible for the area where you will be airbrushing. Click the affected region with the new color and gently move the cursor until the blemish is gone.
Repeat this process for each area of the image using different colors, as appropriate. Author and blogger Kyle W. Bell has been writing since His work appears on Game Freaks and Smashwords. Bell has a Bachelor of Arts in political science and a certificate in paralegal studies from Indiana University South Bend.
By Kyle W.
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