Paint a Munch-style portrait in Photoshop CC
Video tutorial: Tips from an Adobe expert on how to create an expressive portrait in Photoshop.
As part of its Hidden Treasures of Creativity project, Adobe transformed the centuries-old paintbrushes used by Edvard Munch into a set of free Photoshop brushes and is offering them to Creative Cloud users completely free: download your brushes here.
To help you make the best use of these brushes and channel your inner master painter, Adobe has also put together a series of video tutorials. The first tutorial (watch here) explains how to get started with digital painting in Photoshop.
In the second tutorial – which you can watch below – award-winning Photoshop brush maker Kyle T. Webster shows you how to create an expressive self-portrait using Munch's original brushes.
For more brushes, see our pick of the best Photoshop brushes around.
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