I was recently commissioned to create a set of brushes based on several photographs taken by Kevin Freitas over at artasauthority.com
These brushes are big, and meant for print. You can use them for Web stuff as well, but you will need to size them down. Most of them are around 1800+ pixels wide. Here’s a few examples from the Graffiti [Part I] Set:
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My Brushes Work with many versions of Photoshop
Anything before CS will require downloading the layers file. Keep reading.
Download Instructions
1. Download the brushes here (11.4 MB)
2. Select the paint brush in the Photoshop tools.
3. From the brushes palette choose “Load brushes…”
4. Navigate to your brand new brushes and happy times begin.
Layers For Older Versions
If you’re using older versions of Photoshop, you won’t be able to use these brushes unless you download the layers file here [Part I] (9.4 MB) Each brush has been stamped on a seperate layer.
Defining Your Own Brushes
If you’d like to convert these into brushes, it’s easy. Simply turn on one of the layers and go to edit>define brushes. After this, your brush will appear in the brushes pallete. If you need more information on making your own there are plenty of resources out there. Try a quick search on google, or look in the photoshop help for “defining a brush.”
Donations
If you would like to make a donation, I will gladly accept. All donations go towards future development of Photoshop brushes and other cool stuff. Make a donation here.
Brush Usage Rights
Please ask for permission to use the Graffiti set by emailing me or commenting on this post with the specifics of the planned usage. Certain restrictions apply. Currently I have no issues with people using the Fresh Foliage Brushes, or any of the Worn High-Res Volumes I,II,and III.
All My Brush Sets
1. Worn Photoshop Brushes for High Resolution [Part I]
2. Worn Photoshop Brushes for High Resolution [Part II]
3. Worn Photoshop Brushes for High Resolution [Part III]
4. Fresh Foliage Photoshop Brushes for High Resolution [Part I]
5. Graffiti Photoshop Brushes for High Resolution [Part I]
