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[EDIT] Almost forgot, if you use it, credit me, maybe link me to whatever you use it for so I can see? C:

I looked EVERYWHERE for some type of brush or pattern that would make that cool computer screen effect with all the vertical lines and shiz. But alas, I found none. Sure, there was like, maybe one tutorial that showed you how to use gradients, mixed with patterns and complicated stuff that can be easily achieved with a brush.

So Cato took matters into her own hands.

I bring you a set of 4 screen effect brushes. They go in four different directions: up, down, left, and right. And to make them work better, set the brush's opacity to a low setting, and fool around with the layer effects. Also, using an eraser on a low opacity setting can help fade it out a little better.

I hope someone else can enjoy these things, and that all that work figuring out how to zip the damn brush file wasn't all in vain.

I don't know if this is compatible with versions other than Photoshop CS3, I'm not an expert in that area. But I don't see why they wouldn't x3

GO NUTS!

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[EDIT] Almost forgot, if you use it, credit me, maybe link me to whatever you use it for so I can see? C:

I looked EVERYWHERE for some type of brush or pattern that would make that cool computer screen effect with all the vertical lines and shiz. But alas, I found none. Sure, there was like, maybe one tutorial that showed you how to use gradients, mixed with patterns and complicated stuff that can be easily achieved with a brush.

So Cato took matters into her own hands.

I bring you a set of 4 screen effect brushes. They go in four different directions: up, down, left, and right. And to make them work better, set the brush's opacity to a low setting, and fool around with the layer effects. Also, using an eraser on a low opacity setting can help fade it out a little better.

I hope someone else can enjoy these things, and that all that work figuring out how to zip the damn brush file wasn't all in vain.

I don't know if this is compatible with versions other than Photoshop CS3, I'm not an expert in that area. But I don't see why they wouldn't x3

GO NUTS!