Guiding Photoshop’s Generative Fill through simple brushing

Check out this great little demo from Rob de Winter:


The steps are, he writes,

  1. Draw a rough outline with the brush tool and use different colors for all parts.
  2. Go to Quick Mask Mode (Q).
  3. Go to Edit > Fill and choose a 70% grey fill. The lower this percentage, the more the end result will resemble your original sketch (i.e.: increasingly cartoon-like).
  4. Exit Quick Mask Mode (Q). You now have a 70% opaque selection.
  5. Click Generative Fill and type your prompt. Something like: summer grassland landscape with tree (first example) or river landscape with mountains (second example). You can also keep it really simple, just play with it!

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