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A lot of people have a tendency to just scribble on the grass, or quick little flicks of the wrist..same goes for hair or fur, I noticed. I've tried that method but I noticed that even if you add breaks for about five hours or up to a month before you get to the rest of your drawing you still end up with carpal tunnel damage from over use of the wrist.
I find this much easier, not exactly "lazy" but just a life savor from injuring yourself from the constant flicks. Thanks for taking the time out for making the tutorial, I appreciate it. It's easy to follow!
I've played around with making my own brushes, but generally I prefer to just work with the ones that come with Photoshop. So far there hasn't been much they couldn't do for me. But I completely agree with you about the individual strokes for grass and hair-- not only does it hurt, but it takes so long!
I am so lazy with backgrounds but this might just tempt me into doing them...
Backgrounds aren't bad once you get the hang of them. And once you get a couple good elements-- like grass and trees and such-- you can be even lazier and recycle them in future images.