Texture brushes
Texture brushes let you add textures to your projects by taking the color and luminance components of a source image — the texture — and transposing them onto another surface — your painting — using different brush methods. For more information, see Texture painting.
Texture Cover
Airbrush
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Airbrush 2.5D
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Blur Texture to Color Control
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Captured Grainy - Color Control
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Dynamic Speckle - Color Control - Smudge
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Dynamic Speckle - Color Control
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Flat Chroma
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Flat Luminance
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Flat
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Gauzy Chroma 2.5D
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Jitter - Color Control
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Pastel 2.5D - Color Control
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Pen 2.5D - Color Control
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Sandstorm Paper 2.5D - Color Control
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Soft Luminance to Texture Color
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Soft Luminance
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Static Bristle Grainy Luminance
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Stencil Emboss 2.5D
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Stencil Flow Map - Soft - Color Control
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Stencil Flow Map - Variable Color
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Stencil Texture - Captured - Color Control
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Stencil Texture - Subtle Captured Blender
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Texture Source Blending
Basic - Color Control
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Captured - Texture to Color Control
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Captured Tinted Texture
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Glow Splat - Color Control
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Scratcher 2.5D Color Control
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Soft - Color Control - Smudge
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Soft Chroma
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Soft Luminance
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Soft
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Speckled Overlay
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Stencil Flow Map - Color Control
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Stencil Flow Map - Grainy Chroma
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Stencil Flow Map - Spongy
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Stencil Paper - Pastel Smudge
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Stencil Texture - Bristle Texture Luminance
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Stencil Texture - Grainy Dab
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Stencil Texture - Rough
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Stencil Texture - Scratchy
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Stencil Texture - Scumble
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Stencil Texture - Speckle
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Surface Builder 2.5D Color Control
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