There are tons of ways to mess with your brushes, but that’s a whole other tutorial! Quickly, in the Brush Tip Shape box you can change brushes, diameter, rotation, hardness and spacing. STEP 5: Customize your brush! Open the brushes palette by clicking on the brush icon on the right toolbar, or going to “Window” and “Brushes”. I recommend making a new layer before stamping so that you can move, edit, re-color, re-size your brush after it’s stamped. Click down once to ‘stamp’ your brush onto your document. Simply select one of the brushes, then when you move your mouse back over your document, you’ll see the brush shape. STEP 4: Once your brushes are loaded, you should see them in your brush drop down box. If your brush folder doesn’t automatically show up just browse to the above brushes folder, find your brush and click ‘Load’. A list of all your installed brushes will appear. Click on the circled arrow at the side to open a drop down menu, then select the ‘Load Brushes’ option.Next, select the brush tool (the little paint brush icon), and then click the little drop down arrow next to your brush image on the menu bar, it is called the brush selection menu.Create a new Photoshop document, make it whatever size you wish, I typically do 12”x12” (3600px by 3600px), 300 dpi, RGB color mode, and white background for my digital scrapbooking pages.For example mine are here:Ĭ:Program FilesAdobePhotoshop Elements 7.0PresetsBrushesĬ:Program FilesAdobeAdobe Photoshop CS3PresetsBrushes The brushes are typically stored in the presets folder wherever you installed your Photoshop program. abr file to your brushes folder and the next time you start Photoshop, the brushes will be available from your brush set menu.
STEP 2: Once you download and unzip my file, simply copy and paste the. If you don’t have an unzipping software already, here are a few free ones: STEP 1: Download my brush set! Unzip the set, then extract the files into a folder on your hard drive. They’re super easy and fun to use and can add that extra bit of digi-goodness to your designs! So fire up your Photoshop and follow along! I gave away my first brush set yesterday, and thought some of you might need a quick tutorial on using Photoshop Brushes.
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