The collection of 7 cross hatching Photoshop brushes is now available for a steal of only $2 Hurry before it goes up in price to it’s usual outrageous $3.
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My latest Photoshop watercolour brush “dog Slobber” is available in the store now. It’s free for a short while, so grab it now before it’s gone. It’s a nice subtle fill brush with a lot of variability.
Update: The sale is over but you can still download it for free with a social share
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This latest Photoshop Ink brush “Pond Meander” has a scratchy broken line and appears to bleed into the paper. I like it quite a bit for sketching as it’s “predictably undpredictable” in that while no two lines are identical, it has quite a consistent look which makes it good for drawing as you know you can make identifiable outlines which still have a nice organic messiness to them. I will post an example drawing here and on the brush’s page soon.
I’m giving away 20 free Pond Meander brushes with the coupon code pondfree (Coupon valid unless button has ‘expired’ tag) click below to download the brush for free.
Here’s a sneak peek at the latest Photoshop Brush I’m working it’s a pastel brush (or crayon if we’re being honest) it’s called Wax Factor, and I’m already in love with it. It’s very fast, has a nice full texture when you draw with light strokes but with a bit more pressure easily fills in and gives rich full colour coverage. I will probably give away a hundred of these for free the day I publish it so stay tuned.
Update: It’s now available and FREE for this weekend (Until November 11th 2014) Download this brush here.
One interesting feature of this brush is that when you press hard it has a rough texture, but with very light pressure it becomes a blending brush and you can use it to smudge and soften your strokes or blend them together without switching tools.
‘Positive Proof’ is the first pastel brush in the store. A soft digital pastel brush for digital painting and drawing it’s an opaque natural media digital drawing brush that has a round smooth thick pastel appearance.
Gulf Stream is the latest Photoshop ink brush in the store. It’s probably the most variable in terms of width and as such can be a bit of a challenge to control but the rewards are great; a responsive runny opaque wavy ink line. Get it here. Or as part of the ALL Photoshop Brushes pack
Here’s what it looks like when in use:
Get it here
There are two new brushes in the shop this week, Gently Swayed A soft, responsive watercolor brush with a fine woolly textured edge. It’s soft fibrous pigment grain gives it a distinct organic personality.
The second is a rough scratchy ink brush “Pelican Teeth” A ragged ink brush pen with an intermittent line and the occasional periphery spray from those stray bent bristles. You can get these two latest as part of the ‘All Brushes” package of 25 brushes all for only $10. And if you bought that package in the last 30 days you can download these for free!
If you ever want to see what’s new in brushes, just check the shop, they are listed in order of appearance.
The latest oil paint brush “Picky Fuss” a responsive, stark, sharply defined thick and pasty oil brush is now in the store. To celebrate, it’s free until Thursday July 17th with a share. Expired Share below, then click the link that appears and it will be added to your cart and you can check out and download it for free.
While most of the artisanal brushes here are of the natural media type, there is a lot that can be done with custom Photoshop brushes including emulating art styles, in this case, Pointillism which was popularised by Georges Seurat and Paul Signac in the late 1880s. This digital drawing was drawn with the Pointy Pop brush available here . The brush scatters a cluster of dots around your stylus as you draw, larger and more wide spread the harder you sketch. Maybe Seurat would consider it cheating, but couldn’t you make the same complaint to the first person who tied a tuft of hairs together to create the first paintbrush, or using a mahl stick, or how about a paint-roller? Are those all examples of cheating or just using the right tool for the job?
While you think about it, get the Pointillist Photoshop brush and start cheating today.
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