Adobe CS2/CS3 Photoshop Brushes

Hello all, I recently got a few e-mails asking me how I made my banner on Thinkblogger.

The program that was used was Adobe Photoshop CS2 and I was able to do so due to a number of different brushes that I downloaded.

Alot of these brushes are free, others have terms of use which you must follow.

On to the Brushes!

You can find these brushes anywhere really. but the main 2 websites that I got them from are Brusheezy and Deviantart (Brush Section). You would also be able to find some pretty good sites if you google “Photoshop CS2 Grunge Brushes.”

However, Brusheezy and Deviantart both have a great selection which was more than sufficient for myself.

Some of the brushes on Deviantart that I liked and toyed with (and might still use for the next design attempt of Thinkblogger):

Urban Designs Vector Brushes by RedHeadStock
Ripe Grunge Extreme Pack by RazorICE
Vector Pack Brush Set by Solenero.

Look around, see what you can find that you enjoy! You would be surprised on how many quality brushes are out there that you can use.

Any Final Notes?

If you have any brushes that you would like to add to this list that you think are good or that you used in your designs. Feel free to comment, I might just add them!

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13 Responses to “Adobe CS2/CS3 Photoshop Brushes”

» Adobe CS2/CS3 Photoshop Brushes(28 March 2008 at 6:19 am)

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JTPratt's Blogging Mistakes(1 April 2008 at 3:13 pm)	2
I haven’t used brushes in years, but I used to when I used Photoshop 3 and 4 all the time. They are such a great way to make a unique graphic, and there are thousands and thousands of free brushes online for download. Thanks for the tip and reminding me of this… JTPratt’s Blogging Mistakes’s last blog post..JTPratt’s Guide to Article Directory Promotion

Crystal(3 April 2008 at 11:53 pm)	3
I love brushes! Hybrid Genesis has an amazing set. Crystal’s last blog post..Why Niche Blogging Isn’t for Me (and You)

Web Design(16 April 2008 at 5:17 am)	4
Great brushes, I will be trying them.

Meethere(20 April 2008 at 12:17 am)	5
Thanks for the links to free brushes. They are helpful to me. Meethere’s last blog post..Hello world!

Not John Chow(25 April 2008 at 12:30 pm)	6
I love these brushes. I will have to find a new project to try them out on. Thanks.

Andrew(26 April 2008 at 1:21 pm)	7
Thank you for all the comments. I will be resuming posts shortly. A few more days to complete the experiment

Empire Autopilot Jon(2 May 2008 at 11:02 pm)	8
Will definietely check out the brushes in the mean time i sent u a drop.

Benbego Rizki(13 May 2008 at 3:27 am)	9
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iGuy(13 May 2008 at 3:23 pm)	10
Brushes are such an overlooked tool in photoshop and the good ones are hard to come by.

web hosting(15 July 2008 at 3:59 am)	11
Thanks for the resources. I am loving them

call center outsourcing(21 July 2008 at 3:43 am)	12
I really love ADOBE Photoshop…

Andrew(1 August 2008 at 11:54 am)	13
You know, Adobe is pretty awesome. However if you cannot afford a decent copy of it (and I am not talking about some hacked up torrent file) you can always check out Gimp! its a nice free-based alternative Hey Admin! Create some Gimp Tutorials if you get a chance that would be awesome Or show off some gimp brushes I need a good site for that stuff

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