Wood Stain Photoshop brushpack
The brushes included in this set were created by scanning and tweaking some paint marks made with water-soluble wood stain on white paper. They're in their native sizes in the pack, to keep the filesize down. I always set the spacing to the brushes to maximum so that you can get a constant stream of texture - reduce the spacing for a more lush feel to them but less texture in the middle. Have fun using them!
White Gesso Photoshop brushpack
The brushes included in this set were created by coating white gesso on grey cardboard. Have fun using them!
2015-09-05 08:44:11 +0000 UTC View PostWet Charcoal 90 Photoshop brushpack
The brushes included in this set were created by dipping charcoal in water and making marks on white paper. Have fun using them!
Watercolor 93 Photoshop brushpack
The brushes included in this set were created by scanning and tweaking some paint marks made with light green watercolor on white paper. I always set the spacing to the brushes to maximum so that you can get a constant stream of texture - reduce the spacing for a more lush feel to them but less texture in the middle. Have fun using them!
Palette Knife Photoshop brushpack
The brushes included in this set were created by scanning some paint marks made with a palette knife and oils on cardboard. Have fun using them!
2015-09-05 08:33:07 +0000 UTC View PostOil Paint 80 Photoshop brushpack
The brushes included in this set were created by scanning and cleaning up some paint marks made with dark violet paint on grey cardboard. They're in their native sizes in the pack, to keep the filesize down. Have fun using them!
Ink 111 Photoshop brushpack
The brushes included in this set were created by scanning some paint marks made with an old brush and cheap ink on thin paper. Have fun using them!
Graphite 84 Photoshop brushpack
The brushes included in this set were created by scanning some graphite stick marks made on thick paper. Have fun using them!
Acrylic 53 Photoshop brushpack
The brushes included in this set were created by scanning marks made with thick acrylic paste on paper. As they are, they can be enlarged up to either 256 or 512 (depending on which brush) without loss in quality, after that the sharpness diffuses. It was a trade-off between the brush size/sharpness, quantity and file size.