Adobe PhotoShop is the photo manipulation software package of choice for professionals and amateur enthusiasts alike. It can be great for touching up real photographs taken from a real camera, but it is also a useful tool for producing original artwork from scratch. For both of these purposes, the use of custom PhotoShop brushes can be a worthwhile endeavor.
The basic assumption that many novices may have about PhotoShop is that they can only use the pre-determined brushes that are available in the program. They may assume that the brush is only of the conventional type, but there is literally a world of other PhotoShop brushes to try. There are a few that are built into the software package by default, but many enthusiasts have created unique brushes of their own and they’re sharing these on the Internet.
If you are looking to introduce some novel elements to your pictures with realistic objects but without having to introduce full independent images, then these reality-recreating PhotoShop brushes are for you. Whether you need blood splatter, realistic hair, or burnt paper, there’s a brush for you.
School of Fish Brush Set
Glossy Blood Splatter
Coffee Stains
Follow in my Footsteps
1960′s News Ads
Bugs Attack
Clouds II Photoshop Brushes
Moons Stars Sparkles Brushes
Wound brushes
Crack Effect Brushes
HAIR.PART.1
Eyelashes Photoshop Brushes
filmstrip brushes
fingerprint brushes
Burnt paper-brushes
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These are interesting.
I find the crack brushes to be the most beneficial when making sigs and stuff
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