These assorted halftone brushes will simulate halftone patterns from printed work. Darek Zabrocki Brush Setĭark smudges and spatters like these will really set the mood in your digital artwork. I could see adding these brush effects to a lot of different designs for that vintage look. These watercolor brushes are mean to simulate the real behavior of watercolor. Add them to any image or graphic for an added touch of realism. Dust Particles (15 Brushes)ĭust particles are everywhere.
These skin brushes fix that, with realistic pores, your retouching will look much more realistic. Sin loos fake, because no pores are visible. The problem with retouching is that it often smooths out everything, leaving no texture. These brushes add that touch of realism that will help you to create vibrant digital paintings in Photoshop. Paint tends to mix together when you’re working with it. They always turn out poorly, but this set looks realistic, even with its graininess. It’s tough to find a good set of bokeh brushes. Use these cracks in buildings and concrete to add variations to the surface. Everything tends to break down over time. The key to adding realism to any digital artwork is decay. Just in time for Halloween, this brush set adds instant realism. Realistic Acrylic (100 Brushes)ĭesigners are always trying to simulate the look of real paint in Photoshop. Adding a touch of dirt to your work will make it look more realistic. Unless you live in the clean room of a hospital, nothing is sterile. Let’s take a look at this great collection of free Photoshop brush sets. You’ll see a lot of useful Photoshop brush sets on this list that will add realism to your work. My goal with this collection is to put together a list of Photoshop brush sets that are practical, and that you would actually use. It’s easier than ever to create custom Photoshop brush sets. I like to space these posts out, so that designers have time to come up with new sets. It’s been a while since I put together a collection of great Photoshop brushes.
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