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Adding a new photoshop brush
You can add extra brushes to the existing ones in Photoshop. Just follow my steps to find out how.
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Click here to open the www.brusheezy.com website where you can download more then 1500 Photoshop brushes.
Just keep browsing through the brushes until you find something you like.
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When you see the brush you like, click it.
I needed some Tattoo brushes and I found them.
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Click Preview to see what the brushes look like.
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Choose Save File and click OK.
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Right click the downloaded file and click Open Containing Folder.
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Right click the file, click Open With and Windows Explorer.
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Photoshop brush files end with .ABR. In my case I have a lot of different ABR files (brushes) and some even in different folders.
Just select all the files, right click and Open.
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Photoshop should open, if not open it and create a new file. File and New (Ctrl+N for keyboard shortcut)
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Now click the Brush Tool icon.
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Click the Brush Preset Picker. (see picture)
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And choose your new brush.
The newest are always at the bottom.
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If it's too big, reduce the size.
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And just click somewhere in the new document to test your brush.
Mine is a dragoon tattoo.
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It's easy to delete a brush, just open the Brush Preset Picker, right click the brush you want to get rid of and click Delete Brush.
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The brushes you add extra are just like any other built-in ones. You can for example change the color of the brush.
Click the Set foreground color.
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Choose the color and click OK.
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And click somewhere to add the colored version of your brush.
Pretty neat don't you think? You can do some amazing stuff using the brushes.
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