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Create Stippling Effects So Real No One Will Believe You Made Them in Photoshop!
If you've ever browsed through an old science textbook you've probably seen stippling.
Stippling was invented by Giulio Campagnola in approximately 1510. By using the same color but different densities and sizes of dots Guilio was able to create the illusion of different shades in illustrations (you can think of stippling as the great-grandfather of halftones).
This set of brushes created by illustrator/Photoshop brush wizard Alex Dukal makes recreating these stippling effects so easy it will seem like magic!
Here are some of the features we love in this pack:

50+ Photoshop Brush Presets so you always have the perfect stippling brush.
Create stippling effects in seconds with the swoop of a brush (instead of having to create the effect one dot at a time).
Tons of different dot densities and sizes for endless variety.
Organized into 9 sections including: Single Stipple, Stylographic, Shading, Freehand, Cluster, Mottled, - Stick Stipple, Subtle, Big Stipple and Color Dynamics (AKA Impressionist Stippling or Pointillism)
Build up layers with ease for rich texture and depth (see Alex's easy to follow diagrams below to see how he does it - seriously easy!)

Tags: AD, Stippling, Brushes, Photoshop