I don't think you all understand the power of brushed.
Not this bullshit brush that looks like a bird. That is garbage.
Take a look at this thread from nevet and look at the tongue that I fixed for him. That was done easily with a couple strokes of a brush that I made to make things look wet.
http://photoshopcontest.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=10790

This entire image was created with brushes that I created.
Notice the fuzz of the leaves and the texture of the skin. All done with brushes.
http://photoshopcontest.com/images/large/g98oxptyengtrszcy1jrdvuw7sot89rj11bq.jpg

The lips were made to look wet with another brush that I created to make radom patterns to keep it looking natural.

I agree with you, Rey!

It's just a funny thing to try to do using these silly brushes.

no problem there reyrey, artists use bruches for texture, they use rubber stamps for the other stuff

Actually...I think these "brushes" lend themselves to make an interesting black & white image...gimme a while and I'll show you what I mean.

Well, I'm sure they'll come in handy anyway Eve, so thanks for the link, I've downloaded all of them

I totally see Rey's point, about them being like a stamp. I don't think the brushes are made to be used for STROKING Rey.... .... not that kinda stroking... get your mind out of the squirrel gutter....you wanna have a wrist re-lapse.


You can spend three hours making a mountain bush...and treeline bush...and blah,blah brush....or just stamp one time, then tweak alittle to suit your needs. Works nice for a Backdrop and things like that.

DP...your the master of the B&W..... ....can't wait to see what you do with the Stamps/brushes. The water kicks ass by the way.

Here EVE, i used them.....well, you did not say use them and make a good picture.



Bob Ross used the brush to make a mess everytime he cleaned them.....Remember the slap,slap,slap on the leg of his easel/ladder.

I like it!

Another quickie...all brushes

Oh...c'mon...someone else do one...join in the fun

This one is beautiful... If you make a pic with someones brushes, and you sell it, do you owe them money??

And interesting question....hmmmm....

Some one could

I know of someone who saw one of their brushes used in a commercial poster. They were flattered. Am guessing if they're free or in term of purchase royalty-free, should be ok?