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When learning about painting hair in Photoshop, remember you can always erase any mistakes later on in this new layer.Use the same technique when painting the hair as for other parts of your painting. Create a new layer but don’t make this one a clipping layer – this is because you want the freedom to be able to go over the other lines in your painting to create realistic flowing hair. We’re now ready to start laying in some locks. Shape Dynamics should be set to Pen Pressure and Spacing should be set at two percent.Now, create a new layer and make sure you’ve got your reference photos open – you’ll need these to work from as you start adding texture to the hair in your painting and picking up areas of shadow and highlight. Next, go to your Brush Settings and check everything is looking good. So, pick up your stylus and let’s get started! Painting Hair in Photoshop: Preparationīefore you can get started on the hair, you need to just adjust a few brush settings to get the right tools for this job.įor this lesson, you’ll be using a 24 px Spatter Brush, so select this by hitting F5 to bring up your Brushes window. Painting hair may look tricky, but once you’ve picked up Sycra’s awesome tips and professional trade secrets, you’ll be going with the flow and creating amazing effects in all of your other works!

Now we’ve finished working on the body and clothing, we can return to the hair and really work this so we end up with beautiful flowing locks.

Want to learn more about painting hair in Photoshop?

Here’s a sneak preview of the finished artwork in this tutorial on painting hair in Photoshop