The Most Popular Brushes on the Web
Dec 6, 2008 Resource
There is an ongoing debate between designers about the originality involved in using custom made brushes. They save time and help make designing easier, but they also detract some originality from the artwork. However, I’m of the opinion that as long as you create something unique with the brush, then true artistry still lies with the creator, not with the brush. However, what do you think? Let us know in the comments.
Meanwhile, here are some of the most popular and highest rated brushes on the internet. Hopefully you find them helpful, and if you have any you would like to see added, just leave a comment. Don’t forget to subscribe too!
Here’s our selections for the best brushes available on the web. Copyrights remain with the respective owners. Let us know what you think in the feedback, whether its your opinion of the brushes or your opinion on using brushes in general. And don’t forget to subscribe if you want to read more posts in the future.
Life Brushes
Photoshop Brushes by Sebastian95
Fire Brushes
Dream On Shape Brushes by DreamOn72
Fractal Chaos
Swirls Brushes
Plunge - Ripple Brush Set by Boyingopaw
Hi-Tech Brushes
Motion Abstract Brushes
Bird Brushes
Quantum Brushes
Rust Brushes
Watercolor Brushes
Decorative Flowers
Acrylic Brushes
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December 6th, 2008 at 2:04 pm
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There is an ongoing debate between designers about the originality involved in using custom made brushes. They save time and help make designing easier, but they also detract some originality from the artwork. However, I’m of the opinion that as lon…
December 6th, 2008 at 8:54 pm
There really is no difference using brushes and using clay to make pots. You use the materials on hand to create your artwork. If this means that some of the elements are premade, then so be it.
As long as the artist isn’t taking someone elses work and claming it as their own that it. I would never cut an image out of another image and use it in my own stuff.
May 15th, 2009 at 7:52 pm
hey… what’s your source on this?
November 20th, 2009 at 10:09 am
great brushes! thank for share!
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