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Color 'shading' with Photoshop? - Dennse - Jul 1, 2014 Hi HF! I'm trying to create something like this in Photoshop: I'm interested in knowing how I can create the different shades of the given color when drawing, without having to change the color to something lighter/darker for every 4th pixel like on the picture. I don't know if I'm clear enough, but I hope you can help me. Thanks in advance. * - Delevingne - Jul 1, 2014 Use a brush with hardness 0% (not a pencil) * - Dennse - Jul 1, 2014 It's not exactly what I'm going for. Here's a place where you can see exactly what I'm looking for: http://www.needcoolshoes.com/ 1. Click Paint Tool 2. Click 'Add a 'camo' effect to the stroke' 3. Draw something * - RozaytaHF - Jul 1, 2014 One thing you can do is add noise then blur it. Filter>Noise>Then add some noise and use hue and saturation on it until it looks good. Then you could use a small gaussian blur and expand the image out and cut it to a square and such to make the fades go away. Only thing I can think of off the top of my head. * - keoni - Jul 1, 2014 colour all your colours on a layer then put it invis and only refer to it as your colour pallet edit: don't colour over eachother lol * - Vector Master - Jul 1, 2014 feel free to play around