Rekov
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I hope you will bear with me a little, since I'm not entirely sure how to phrase what I'm asking for. I know how to use dual brushes to create some nice effects, but I am not going for dual-brush with pen pressure for transfer.
What I want is a brush that gets more distressed/porous looking with lighter pressure, as opposed to a distressed brush that gets less opaque over all with lighter pressure. In the example below, is it possible to create a brush that does something like this? I am looking specifically at the second line from the bottom, with the green stroke over white. Also the stroke near the top, with the yellow/green stroke over brown.
![example.png example.png](https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/data/attachments/88/88830-0e0ead38a8834196ecf340744c73b8ff.jpg?hash=Dg6tOKiDQZ)
I could undoubtedly achieve this same effect by just using a very distressed brush and go over some parts with multiple strokes to create that sort of gradient, but I wonder if there is some way to link it to pen pressure.
What I want is a brush that gets more distressed/porous looking with lighter pressure, as opposed to a distressed brush that gets less opaque over all with lighter pressure. In the example below, is it possible to create a brush that does something like this? I am looking specifically at the second line from the bottom, with the green stroke over white. Also the stroke near the top, with the yellow/green stroke over brown.
![example.png example.png](https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/data/attachments/88/88830-0e0ead38a8834196ecf340744c73b8ff.jpg?hash=Dg6tOKiDQZ)
I could undoubtedly achieve this same effect by just using a very distressed brush and go over some parts with multiple strokes to create that sort of gradient, but I wonder if there is some way to link it to pen pressure.