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Just a small collection of brushes that should hopefully help you enhance your images.

A rundown:

The first two pictured are good for drawing in grass around feet, hooves, things connected to the ground, for short hair, etc.

The third is good for chunking in blocks of hair so you're not drawing them all in individually - one thing I've learned is hair flows in chunks, not in single strands. You'll have some renegade strands, I'll give you that, but by and large hair is in chunks and groups.

The fourth is good for mystical/magical/fantasy type pictures. You can up the size of the brush and fade the colored dots into the picture; one pic I used this technique on is Midnight Lullaby , to give a visual. Remember to pick the color you want the dots to rotate around... Just play with it. You'll see.

The fifth is just... Pretty much what it looks like. Dots, varying in color, opacity and size, though unlike the previous these will appear in the line you draw, not scattered. Neat for journal designs or more abstract art.

And the last... Who knows? I made it, don't have a specific use for it, but I though someone might like it.

Anyway, it's a rag-tag assortment that I put together last night, but maybe someone out there will like it.

Made with Adobe CS2. Sorry - no image pack. It wouldn't do much good as all the brushes are saved with different dynamics.

Description
Unrestricted Stock.

Just a small collection of brushes that should hopefully help you enhance your images.

A rundown:

The first two pictured are good for drawing in grass around feet, hooves, things connected to the ground, for short hair, etc.

The third is good for chunking in blocks of hair so you're not drawing them all in individually - one thing I've learned is hair flows in chunks, not in single strands. You'll have some renegade strands, I'll give you that, but by and large hair is in chunks and groups.

The fourth is good for mystical/magical/fantasy type pictures. You can up the size of the brush and fade the colored dots into the picture; one pic I used this technique on is Midnight Lullaby , to give a visual. Remember to pick the color you want the dots to rotate around... Just play with it. You'll see.

The fifth is just... Pretty much what it looks like. Dots, varying in color, opacity and size, though unlike the previous these will appear in the line you draw, not scattered. Neat for journal designs or more abstract art.

And the last... Who knows? I made it, don't have a specific use for it, but I though someone might like it.

Anyway, it's a rag-tag assortment that I put together last night, but maybe someone out there will like it.

Made with Adobe CS2. Sorry - no image pack. It wouldn't do much good as all the brushes are saved with different dynamics.