We all love food, right? How about adding some to your art? If these turn out to be popular, then I’ll get in the kitchen and whip up some more. Let me know.
22 brushes total. All hi-res. Most are about 1900+ pixels. Made with Photoshop CS3.
The zip file is hosted at MediaFire. Please, follow the link to the download.
Installation:
1. Download the file, and unzip.
2. Copy the .abr file to your Photoshop/Presets/Brushes folder.
3. In your Photoshop Brushes palette, click on the arrow in the upper right and click on “Load Brushes.”
4. Navigate until you find the file and load it (Photoshop/Presets/Brushes/food_boogiedesigns.abr )
These brushes are free to use on anything that you want.
Please, do not try to pass off these brushes as you own.
If you like them, or have a comment about them, then please let me know, then let someone else know. If you hate them, then go tell someone how much you hate these brushes. lol
Enjoy!
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I was sitting on my new computer thinking, “What kind of new set of brushes should I make next.” I couldn’t think of one thing. Then I just started goofing around, and something happened… I created an image that was incredibly tacky. “hmmm, that might make a good brush.” So, I made more, in that some mind set and style. There’s plenty of surprises in this set. Odd stuff. Hopefully you will find it useful. If so, let me know.
Eight brushes total. All hi-res. Most are about 1900 pixels. Made with Photoshop CS3.
The zip file is hosted at MediaFire. Please, follow the link to the download.
Installation:
1. Download the file, and unzip.
2. Copy the .abr file to your Photoshop/Presets/Brushes folder.
3. In your Photoshop Brushes palette, click on the arrow in the upper right and click on “Load Brushes.”
4. Navigate until you find the file and load it (Photoshop/Presets/Brushes/bubbs1_boogie-designs.abr )
These brushes are free to use on anything that you want.
Please, do not try to pass off these brushes as you own.
If you like them, or have a comment about them, then please let me know, then let someone else know. If you hate them, then go tell someone how much you hate these brushes. lol
Enjoy!
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Seeing your designs on a piece of clothing or a poster can be very fulfilling. Adobe Illustrator a Corel product are usually what is used for making designs that will make it to screen printing. But what if you want to use Photoshop? No problem.
I’m rather new to screen printing, so I looked for a good source of information to the best tips, tricks, and lessons. www.screensilk.com is where I found the goods.
The site is packed full of useful articles that are easy to understand for the beginner, yet go in great depth so you can really learn about the art of screen printing.
I encourage you to take swing over to screensilk.com and learn something. They have put a lot of work into the information, so please give them a big "Thank You"!
Tags: screen printing, t-shirt, photoshop tips
 With this set of brushes I thought I would try something different from what I normally do with brushes. Instead of working with one object for each brush I decided to mash up several hand made forms with industrial images and create mirror images of them. Clear as mud?
These are all good size. Each is at least 1700 pixels. There are 7 brushes total. Made with Photoshop CS3.
The zip file is hosted at MediaFire. Please, follow the link to the download.
Installation:
1. Download the file, and unzip.
2. Copy the .abr file to your Photoshop/Presets/Brushes folder.
3. In your Photoshop Brushes palette, click on the arrow in the upper right and click on “Load Brushes.”
4. Navigate until you find the file and load it (Photoshop/Presets/Brushes/abstractindustry_boogie-designs.abr )
These brushes are free to use on anything that you want.
Please, do not try to pass off these brushes as you own.
If you like them, or have a comment about them, then please let me know, then let someone else know. If you hate them, then go tell someone how much you hate these brushes. lol
Enjoy!
Tags: photoshop brushes, abstract brushes, industrial brushes
 More bugs! Bugs are good. Hi-Res Photoshop bugs are even better. This is the 2nd promised bug brush set.
These are all good size. Each is at least 1100 pixels. There are 14 brushes total. Made with Photoshop CS2.
The zip file is hosted at MediaFire. Please, follow the link to the download.
Installation:
1. Download the file, and unzip.
2. Copy the .abr file to your Photoshop/Presets/Brushes folder.
3. In your Photoshop Brushes palette, click on the arrow in the upper right and click on “Load Brushes.”
4. Navigate until you find the file and load it (Photoshop/Presets/Brushes/bugs2_boogiedesigns.abr )
These brushes are free to use on anything that you want.
Please, do not try to pass off these brushes as you own.
If you like them, or have a comment about them, then please let me know.
Enjoy!
Tags: photoshop brushes, free brushes, hi res brushes, insect brushes, bug brushes
 Everyone loves bugs, right? I like putting the little critters in my work sometimes, so I thought I would make things easier for me by making some high resolution brushes of them. I plan on making another set in the near future. So, if you like these, please check back.
These are all good size. Each is at least 1100 pixels. There are 14 brushes total. Made with Photoshop CS2.
The zip file is hosted at MediaFire. Please, follow the link to the download.
Installation:
1. Download the file, and unzip.
2. Copy the .abr file to your Photoshop/Presets/Brushes folder.
3. In your Photoshop Brushes palette, click on the arrow in the upper right and click on “Load Brushes.”
4. Navigate until you find the file and load it (Photoshop/Presets/Brushes/bugs1_boogiedesigns.abr )
These brushes are free to use on anything that you want.
Please, do not try to pass off these brushes as you own.
If you like them, or have a comment about them, then please let me know.
Enjoy!
Tags: photoshop brushes, free brushes, hi res brushes, insect brushes, bug brushes
Sorry, gang for being gone a bit lately. I guess you could say life got in the way.
I’ve always have been interested in different styles of printing images. Some forms are still used by thousands of people everyday, while others are more just used for particular forms of art. Take for example screenprinting. We see this form of printing everyday on our clothing and other items. This can be done by hand, or all done with a computer and very expensive machines. It all seems very modern, but the general process has been around for thousands of years.
I stumbled on an interesting page provided by The Museum of Modern Art showing a flash presentation of 3 different forms of printing. Check it out. It’s short and sweet, and you might learn a little something.
Tags: screenprinting, screenprint, The Museum of Modern Art, Print
 In case you haven’t came across this slick little website… Stripe Generator 2.0 is pretty cool. Basically what it does is give you a clean easy to use interface for making stripes. I guess that’s why they called it Stripe Generator. These stripes can be used for backgrounds in your images, webpages, you name it. Once you are done making the stripe that you like, you can download it as a PNG file. Simple and Friendly! You can’t beat that.
 The same guys that helped you with your stripes are also there for you when you need a nice tartan. What!? You’ve never needed a tartan? Shame on you! Tartan Maker is like Stripe Generator expect… well, duh. It makes you a tartan pattern. Check it out.
Tags: web 2.0, ajax, stripes, patterns
 I have a small state park that’s near me that I go to often. It’s not the prettiest place that I’ve been to, but there is a nice little area that has hundreds of pine trees neatly growing in rows. These trees are easily 50′ tall, so it makes for a strange environment. All you see is the slender trunks and a thick layer of pine needles on the forest floor. When you look up you see a web of stark bare branches, and then way up at the top you see the green needles. I’m no expert, but I think that these trees were planted too close, i.e. no room to grow.
Why am I talking about pine trees? Well for a couple of years I’ve taken pictures of this area, and have never done anything with the pictures. They would just sit on my hard drive waiting for the correct moment to pull them out and do something with them.
The other day it dawned on me that these pictures might make for some interesting Photoshop brushes. Better yet they would make interesting "grunge nature" brushes. These are all good size. Each is 1500 pixels. There are 7 brushes total. Made with Photoshop CS2.
The zip file is hosted at MediaFire. Please, follow the link to the download.
Installation:
1. Download the file, and unzip.
2. Copy the .abr file to your Photoshop/Presets/Brushes folder.
3. In your Photoshop Brushes palette, click on the arrow in the upper right and click on “Load Brushes.”
4. Navigate until you find the file and load it (Photoshop/Presets/Brushes/nature_grunge1_boogiedesigns.abr )
These brushes are free to use on anything that you want.
Please, do not try to pass off these brushes as you own.
If you like them, or have a comment about them, then please let me know.
Enjoy!
Tags: photoshop brushes, grunge brushes, nature brushes, pine trees, photoshop freebies
I’ve been playing guitar for a long time. I lean more towards the harder edge of rock. Guess we’ll call that heavy metal. My own artwork incorporates a lot from that music genre. So, I thought what the hell, let’s make some rock guitar themed brushes! 16 brushes in all and all high resolution. I plan on making some more with this theme in the future. I hope that you enjoy. Made with Photoshop CS2.
The abr file is hosted at MediaFire. Please, follow the link to the download.
Installation:
1. Download the file.
2. Copy the .abr file to your Photoshop/Presets/Brushes folder.
3. In your Photoshop Brushes palette, click on the arrow in the upper right and click on “Load Brushes.”
4. Navigate until you find the file and load it (Photoshop/Presets/Brushes/rock_guitar_boogiedesigns.abr )
These brushes are free to use on anything that you want.
Please, do not try to pass off these brushes as you own.
If you like them, or have a comment about them, then please let me know.
Enjoy!
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