Photoshop Brushes

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20 Dots and Dashes Brushes

20 Dots and Dashes Brushes

20 Dots and Dashes brushes for Photoshop. Different widths, spacing and lengths. Follows your cursor as you draw.

Specialty

500 Art Brushes

500 Art Brushes

Own ALL the realistic traditional media digital art brushes in the Art Brushes 500 collection (actually over 600 brushes now) for only $20. Click the "Download ABR" Button to get started

Natural Media

Sugar Knife

Sugar Knife

A thick rich impasto brush that applies like a generously loaded palette knife. With a stepped build up, this brush paints on in thick strips and tears easily at low pressure resulting in nice organic streaks and scrapes.

Oil Impasto

Vee Sheen

A Photoshop oil brush

Oil

Angel Wings

Angel Wings

This specialty brush creates very soft and airy, delicate marks with the overall feel of a soft fine pencil drawing of feathers or fine hair.

Specialty

Quaver

A Photoshop Inking brush with a crisp, sharp edge and finepoint tapering. Good for comics, Manga and graphic line art illustration.

Ink

Cherry Pectin

Cherry Pectin

A sediment filled watery digital watercolour Photoshop brush with plenty of texture and deliciously sludgy edges thick with pigment sediment. Reduce pressure and repaint the edges without lifting the stylus to minimize or remove the edges.

Watercolour

Solo Note

Solo Note

A Photoshop natural media brush

Natural Media

Flux Ebber

A tremendously wet, heavily loaded ink brush that quickly covers with opaque ink but can be wiped off and 'squeegied' around as long as you don't lift your stylus which effectively dries the stroke. The brush is lightly weighted to one edge to give it slight directional characteristics.

Ink

Resolver

Resolver

A Photoshop Gouache Brush

Gouache

Pious Tonic

Pious Tonic

A very simple and plain watercolor brush for adding relatively light, even toned washes and shading.

Watercolour

Borrowed Pencil

Borrowed Pencil

The pencil that's there when you need it. A standard graphite pencil with a variable opacity and the texture of a medium underlying 100 lb printer paper. Sketch lightly until your drawing shows itself, then push harder for darker confident lines.

Pencil

Tin Cooler

A Photoshop Ink brush

Ink