Photoshop Brushes

Newest Brushes for Photoshop

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	Haru Asashi TM Inspired by the beauty of modern and historical Japanese art mixed with the pristine surroundings of the spring season, Haru Asashi (shallow spring) honors both of those without loosing sight of the point of Photoshop brushes, ease of use with perfectly laid out designs. Visits: 882
	Flying Birds Brushes A set of 22 brushes made up of various flying birds. Seagulls, geese, crows, swallows, and all kinds of miscellaneous birds are included. There are 9 brushes of several birds together in a small flock/group, and 13 singular birds. All are silhouettes, so don't expect much detail beyond that. These are great for use in backgrounds! Visits: 6377
	Doodles Brushes II by hawksmont Another set of doodles contains 40 brushes. Have fun with them! Visits: 1022
	Doodles Brushes I by hawksmont Everybody loves doodles and mindless scribbling. Have fun with those 40 doodles created with Photoshop 7.0 Visits: 1086
	Grunge Brushes by hawksmont Some grunge brushes created in Photoshop 7.0. There are 9 big brusher in this set Visits: 748
	Fractals I by hawksmont Now you can also have some fractal flames in your designs. Big brushes created in Photoshop 7.0 for personal and commercial purposes Visits: 1137
	Splatters by hawksmont Nine big splatters created in Photoshop 7.0 for private and commercial purposes Visits: 806
	Hair Strands Brushes A set of 16 brushes made up of various strands of hair, mostly wavy. These were made for photo manipulators to add to the head of a model to make a full head of wavy hair. Visits: 2173
	Tech Sci Fi Brushes A brush set made up of various tech (tech, technology, sci-fi... whatever you want to call them!) shapes and diagrams. Includes: various circles, hexagons, lines, blueprints, diagrams, binary designs (including a Matrix-like binary arrangement), gears, circuits, and other various "tech" shapes Visits: 3073
	Miscellaneous III These are intended to be used more like normal brushes rather than just added to an image. These give some really nice effects. Visits: 715