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How to Draw a Simple Hydrangea Bush Stamp
Published 2026-06-06
A simple hydrangea bush made by copying and scaling petals, blurring edges, then saving the whole cluster as a stamp.
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For a simple hydrangea bush, paint one petal patch, copy it into four pieces to make one flower, then copy four flowers and scale each one while adjusting gradient colors. After assembling them, blur the edges slightly with the blur brush, copy the flower group into a cluster, and use the whole cluster as a stamp on a base bush. Use hue and saturation to make other colors. For hibiscus, cut one flower directly from the stamp.
Editorial review: Jul 9, 2026
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Made a simple hydrangea bush — basically: paint one petal → copy it into four and arrange them into a flower → copy the flower four times and scale each one, adjusting the gradient colors → once assembled, blur the edges a little with a blur brush → copy and duplicate into a cluster, then use the whole thing as a stamp on top of a base bush layer. (I can't really draw so it's a bit messy… as long as it looks green it works lol)
You can also use Tools > Hue/Saturation to swap it to a different color in one click.
The hibiscus is even easier — just cut one out directly from the stamp tool!
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