: How do I make the opacity of the brush strokes not stack? I see a lot of artists do this When I'm coloring a drawing in PS, if I set the opacity to 50%, color, then lift my brush, then

When I'm coloring a drawing in PS, if I set the opacity to 50%, color, then lift my brush, then nick the same area, it stacks the opacity for a more opaque results. I want it to all be the same unless I increase the opacity, and I see this in a lot of YouTube videos. Right now coloring is nigh on impossible because all the colors stack and I have a weirdly shaded photo just from coloring.

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: Draw the shape - black fill, black 1pt stroke. Make certain "Align to Pixel Grid" is checked on the Transform panel. Add a new stroke via the Appearance Panel. Set it to 1pt and white.

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@Cooney243

Masking out the different areas and colouring them on different layers might help with your problem. More layers -> more control. You can always drop opacity and/or delete overlapping colours that way.

I find that while drawing and painting, the more lazy you get and work on one layer the more problems you have later on =)

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@Samaraweera207

As @Scott mentions, I'm not sure you have any options in Photoshop for a brush not to 'stack'.

An alternative would be to use layer opacity instead. You set the layer to 50%, for example, and the brush to 100%. That way you can paint without any overlapping.

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