Texture Photoshop brush bundle
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Create an authentic handmade feel with this bundle of textured Photoshop brushes.
Use the sets individually to create a specific look or layer them up to create rich textures with lots of depth. The brushes are high resolution (300dpi) and therefore suitable for print and web projects. Designed to be used for stamping washes and textures.
Brush set in .abr & png format, compatible with Photoshop CS6 and above including Photoshop CC. Installation instructions below.
The bundle contains:
- Texture brushes: 40 brushes made from ink and paint in .abr format.
- Pencil textures: 30 brushes made from pencil textures in .abr format.
- Watercolour brushes: 20 brushes made from watercolour washes in .abr format.
Save $4 when you buy them as a bundle.
= 3x .abr brush sets (90 individual brushes in total).
Individual information
- Texture brushes: https://creativemarket.com/littlebean/5091-Texture-Brush-Photoshop-Brushes
- Watercolour brushes: https://creativemarket.com/littlebean/4606-Watercolour-Watercolor-Brushes
Image 1: made using all 3 brush packs
How to install Photoshop brushes
- Go to Window Brushes in Photoshop.
- On the Brushes panel, click on the 4 lines icon at the top right.
- Select Import Brushes.
You will need to import the .abr file (not the .zip file).
If you have any questions, feel free to drop me a comment below. Thanks!
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- How do I install these brushes?
- This useful article by Creative Market will guide you through the process: https://creativemarket.com/blog/2013/09/06/how-to-install-use-photoshop-brushes
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