The final Brush P@wnage Thread

Hello Freaks....

I started this Thread, cause it is very helpful for all to list up
Links and Pages where are free brushes to find.....

Bruhses are helpfull for Refs on any places.. like lightrefs,
refs on some sharp edges on the carbody, whatever.....


Bruhses for lightreflections. Stars and so on.....

http://www.photoshopwebsite.com/photoshop-brushes/1100-photoshop-brushes-free-download-for-sparkleglitterglowfireworks/


Brushes for Splatter FX

http://www.photoshopwebsite.com/photoshop-brushes/700-splatter-photoshop-brushes/

Bruhses for custom lensflare. DO NOT OVERACT OR OVERUSE THIS xD

http://www.photoshopwebsite.com/photoshop-brushes/150-high-resolution-lens-flare-photoshop-brushes-free-download/

Brushes for the " OLDLOOKSTYLE "

http://www.photoshopwebsite.com/photoshop-brushes/200old-look-photoshop-brushes/


Brushes for Firestuff

http://www.photoshopwebsite.com/photoshop-brushes/400-real-fire-photoshop-brushes-free-download/


Also a lot of Brushes.....

http://www.brusheezy.com/Brushes


Hope it Helps....


How to use downloaded Bruhses....

-Just download the File.
-In most cases it is a ZIP or RAR File.
-Open it and extract the File to your Desktop
-Than open the following Folder.

-Choose your Partiton, where you already have installed your Photoshop
-Then open this Partition.
-Got to Photoshop - APP - Photoshop - Presets - Brushes.
-Paste the copied File in there. Filename [ Example: Brush.abr ]

-Be sure you have closed Photoshop, before add the new brushes.
-If you have add the new Brushes, start Photoshop.

-Go to the Brushtool and hit the little Arrow on the upper right corner, where you choose the size of the Brush.
-Click the little arrow on the right side.
-Click there and you wil find a big list with all Brushes.
-At the end of the list will be your new Brush. Just search for the
Name.

-to reset the Brushes to the default ones, just go on the Brushselection and hit the reset Brush Button.



ALL BRUSHES CAN BE USED FOR PAINTING; ERASING; GREASING.....
Post edited June 11, 2011 at 06:42:32 PM by Sniper-X
Or you can just doubleclick the Photoshop brush file and it opens it up automatically in Photoshop. At least it does for me.

Some good ones in those links! Thanks for linking.
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