Urgent!!! need this exact brush stroke

[sonia_nauman]

URGENT!!!

Hi Guys,
M new here please need ur help its little urgent!!!!
can anyone tell me what kind of brush stoke is used in this image. need the exact brush stroke

 

[Eggy]

It doesn't have to be a specific brush, it could be a square brush applied several times with a pressure sensitive tablet/pen.

 

[IamSam]

I agree with Eggy. Are you asking about the individual strokes that make up the entirety of the scribble or the whole scribble itself?

 

[sonia_nauman]

I agree with Eggy. Are you asking about the individual strokes that make up the entirety of the scribble or the whole scribble itself?

its whole scribble itself

 

[IamSam]

Have you tried making a custom brush from your image?

 

[wmwm]

Hi Sonia,

Did you ever find this brush? It turns out I am looking for the exact same one. I used it in an old project and now I am trying to recreate it.

Any help would be appreciated! I thought it was a Photoshop legacy brush but now I am not so sure...

 

[IamSam]

It turns out I am looking for the exact same one. I used it in an old project and now I am trying to recreate it.

Any help would be appreciated! I thought it was a Photoshop legacy brush but now I am not so sure...

Hello and welcome.

What is the name of the brush?
Where have you seen the sample image from the original post? Can you link us to the origin of that image?
Why do you think this is a specific brush? What characteristics of this brush makes you think it's a specific brush?
Have you tried making a brush with a similar effect?
Have you searched all of the available Ps Sketch Brushes or Ps Charcoal Brushes?

As with the original post from 2018, it would help if you could give us additional information so we may possibly help you both out in this search. The sample image in the op looks like any of the thousands of similar brushes you can find on the internet.

 

[wmwm]

Thank you for your reply. I am trying to create an upscaled version of a logo that includes this particular brush tip, so it would be ideal if I could locate the original brush used. The problem is that I just do not remember where I pulled this brush from and have had to move to a new computer and installation of Photoshop so do not have the exact brush libraries I used to have. I have searched through all the stock Photoshop brushes (including Legacy) and cannot find this one.


Here is an image of the brush from a layer in my project. This is the same brush tip as the original post and was done with a single click of the Brush tool. I actually found this post by doing reverse image searches and so I have seen that it is the exact same brush applied in the same way. Of course I've also come across thousands of very similar brushes but, alas, I would prefer to use this exact one since the logo that includes it is currently in active use. Unfortunately it does not look like this was a stock Adobe PS brush as I had first thought, and could be from anywhere.

 

[IamSam]

This appears to me as a "brush scribble". Do you think it's a scribble or what you have pictured is the entire brush?

 

[wmwm]

The entire brush looks like this -- it's a brush tip that looks like a scribble. The image I posted (and I assume the original poster's image as well) was created by clicking the Brush once onto the canvas.