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Published: 2013-08-01 23:26:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 49142; Favourites: 2779; Downloads: 7737
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A collection of 18 Photoshop Brushes (created in CS3) that I made myself and have used for different purposes over time.Free to download and use in your own work as you will — personal or commercial application. No need to ask, just enjoy. No credit required, if you use them, but link back here if you want to share them with others. Not for resale.
If you wanna show me what you do with them, great. If not, no big deal.
Have fun.
EDIT:
Holy flamin' electrons, Batman! I never expected the response this post has received. It's at once gratifying and surprising to me. So, thank you, all.
For those that are curious, I've posted a journal entry about my thoughts around these brushes, including a few hints about how they were made and why. You can find the post at: kendrin.deviantart.com/journal…
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Downloaded ! Thank you so much for sharing ! I'll test that ASAP
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You're very welcome. Enjoy them!
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Thank you 
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Going to try them today, thanks for making them and sharing, going to link when i make something.
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Great. I'll look forward to seeing it.
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These look great 
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Couple years too late but YOU ARE A GOD SEND! THIS IS FANTASTIC! <3
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I did it again^^
Thank you very much for sharing.
Used and credits given here:
Faved here: ziggyturtle.deviantart.com/fav…
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Thanks a lot
I used ih here for the scarf:
It matches perfectly *.*
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Oh, cool. Great job. Thanks for showing me.
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Umm dose this count for Adobie elements it is Photoshop but dose it have the same brushes?
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To be honest, I'm not sure. I imagine they're compatible, yes, since Photoshop Elements is largely derived from Photoshop itself. But, I've never had to try them to find out. A quick Google search, however, suggests they should work.
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Вы очень приветствуются.
(Not being a Russian-speaker, I'm really hoping the Google translation was right!)
You're very welcome, in any case.
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I'll have to try these awesome looking brushes out 
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These are great!! I was wondering how you make the hair effect on the left side. I've been trying and nothing seems to work.
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It's done by layering values and paying attention to the flow of the lock -- where the highlights and shadows would be. I switched between three different values of grey... light, mid, and dark. (Generally, if it looks right in monochrome, it will look right in colour.) Mostly, I used the dark as a base, added the mid over top as the main body of the lock, and then the light sparingly as highlight on top. The colour was added via a colour-layer after, which basically included a fill and a clipping mask.
I also changed the size of the brush. Bigger strokes form the base, smaller strokes get added on top.
Basically, it requires patience and experimentation. I also suggest you take a look at a few hair tutorials out there. They can help you understand how locks flow and where the highlights and shadows fall.
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Ahh, okay. Thank you so much!
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Downloaded them, going to install and try them out now! These brushes look amazing, ahh I might have to start using Photoshop again! :'D
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Thanks! Good luck with them. Enjoy.
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I don't know. I've never tried.
That said, I found a tutorial that says "Yes": graphicssoft.about.com/od/gimp…
My best suggestion is that you try it and let me know.
Thanks!
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Oh thanks, i will take a look at this later and see if it works
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