180 brushes for raster effects
180 brushes for halftone screen effects in Photoshop and Adobe Fresco

180 brushes for halftone screen effects in Photoshop and Adobe Fresco

Superhero style! This look is reminiscent of graphic novels, comics, pop art and vintage posters and is right on trend. Use 180 (!) brushes in Photoshop and Adobe Fresco to easily draw the halftone screen effect into your images - in the texture you want and exactly where you want it.

  • 180 brushes for drawing halftone screen effects
  • Applicable in Photoshop (from CS4 upwards) and Adobe Fresco
  • Add trendy raster effects to your pictures, banners, posters and drawings
  • Choose the right texture: grids, dots, lines, squares, waves and zigzags
  • Also select the appropriate area coverage and angle for your pattern
  • Achieve wonderful results by drawing with the mouse
  • All brushes also optimized for use with stylus pens (pressure sensitivity)

Visually striking and irresistible in appearance: Expand your brush library for Photoshop and Fresco with an incredible 180 brushes and create style-defining raster effects!

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Details
  • Usable with:
  • content: 180 Assets/Templates
  • Licence: private and commercial Rights of use
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Created with love by:
4eck Media Germany 4eck Media Germany

Examples of use

  • 180 brushes for halftone screen effects, applicable in Photoshop and Adobe Fresco
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    What a selection! 180 brushes with which you can create striking halftone effects.
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    Example: Draw the halftone screen effects in your pictures.
  • Lettering and graphic in which halftone screens were generated, created with Photoshop
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    Example: Place the grids under your lettering or on your graphics.
  • Brush for halftone screen, shown on a tablet, with a stylus next to it
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    All raster brushes have also been optimized for use with a pen and tablet.
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