In the first part we wont use PhotoShop.
First, get a white sheet and get your black ink cartridge and start hitting the sheete with the cartridge but if no ink comes our, put your hand behind the sheete and press the part from the ink comes out.
This will get you a lot of ink so spread it with the cartridge. The ink will dry in a few seconds but put your hand over it to be sure it is dey.
Now scan it, put the options: 200 dpi and Color (not white and black).
Open the image with PhotoShop and go to Edit > Define Brush Preset and type a name. Done this, open a new documentof 500×500 px and white background, create a New Layer (Control + Shift + N) and choose the Brush (you will get by default the brush that you just scanned). Apply it and right-click the layer and go to Blending Options:
Inner Glow:
Leave it as it is, just change the color to 9E0F10.
Color Overlay:
Leave it as it is, just change the color to 7E0505.
Blood brushes
In the first part we wont use PhotoShop.
First, get a white sheet and get your black ink cartridge and start hitting the sheete with the cartridge but if no ink comes our, put your hand behind the sheete and press the part from the ink comes out.
This will get you a lot of ink so spread it with the cartridge. The ink will dry in a few seconds but put your hand over it to be sure it is dey.
Now scan it, put the options: 200 dpi and Color (not white and black).
Open the image with PhotoShop and go to Edit > Define Brush Preset and type a name. Done this, open a new documentof 500×500 px and white background, create a New Layer (Control + Shift + N) and choose the Brush (you will get by default the brush that you just scanned). Apply it and right-click the layer and go to Blending Options:
Inner Glow:
Leave it as it is, just change the color to 9E0F10.
Color Overlay:
Leave it as it is, just change the color to 7E0505.
The result should look like this:
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