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Halftone
Very Large Retro (3 brushes)
Halftone Pop Dots (6 brushes)
Screentoned Towel (12 brushes)
I Heart Halftones (10 brushes)
Halftone Gradients (6 brushes)
Halftone Frames (4 brushes)
High-Resolution Halftone Dot (20 brushes)
Elliptical Halftone (6 brushes)
Halftone (16 brushes)
Halftone Grunge (5 brushes)
3D Halftone (16 brushes)
Halftone 1 (13 brushes)
Halftone 2 (12 brushes)
Halftone 3 (11 brushes)
Texture
Clouds (17 brushes)
Crumpled Paper (9 brushes)
Urban Square (2 brushes)
Texture (15 brushes)
Texture (15 brushes)
Old Postcards Textures (2 brushes)
Old Sheets of Paper Textures (6 brushes)
Demolished.Cracks (12 brushes)
Other Effects
Weather Warp (37 brushes)
Water Works (21 brushes)
Bubble (9 brushes)
Very Big Brushes No. 18 (10 brushes)
Distressed Grunge (26 brushes)
Coffee Stains (10 brushes)
Rising Sun (18 brushes)
Simple Circles II (6 brushes)
Splatter Natural Pack #3 (75 brushes)
SimpleSmudges 2 (32 brushes)
Fractal (30 brushes)
Funky Sunburst (11 brushes)
Smokey Fire (50 brushes)
Scorching Flames (44 brushes)
Specifically for Tablet Painting
*300 Dpi Painting (Requires Drawing Tablet) (10 brushes)
*Shading Brushes (Requires Drawing Tablet) (7 brushes)
*Painting and Inking (Requires Drawing Tablet) (9 brushes)
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This article was last modified on December 13, 2022
This article was first published on September 28, 2011
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Great this is really nice!
Actually, you raise some very good questions. CreativePro and I think they need to be addressed, so right now I’m writing up a short tutorial to answer those questions and a few more. I can’t say for sure when it will publish, but possibly next week. When it does publish I’ll post a new comment here linking to it.
Sincerely,
Pariah S. Burke
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Empowering Informing Connecting Creative Professionals.™
Designer; author; consultant; trainer; publisher; InDesign, InCopy, Illustrator, Photoshop, Acrobat/PDF guru.
can I suggest the use of a newfangled entity some people are using – the internet, and more specifically GOOGLE… failing that Pariah will be over later to hold your hand through the whole process…
Love the content, but I don’t understand the management of brushes. What to do with an .rar as opposed to an .abr? How do you preview what brushes are in a pack? When you append a brush set, the list of open brushes just gets longer and longer, making it very slow to open. Can you append just one of a group? How do you delete a group of brushes from active all at once? An extensive tutorial would be great.