How to insert a brush in Photoshop CS2
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Hello,
Excuse me, but I have a little problem. I downloaded some brushes from DeviantArt and I can't seem to put them (or insert them) into Photoshop. Could you please respond quickly? :)
Excuse me, but I have a little problem. I downloaded some brushes from DeviantArt and I can't seem to put them (or insert them) into Photoshop. Could you please respond quickly? :)
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Hi Scendes, have you ever done a Google search? Because by digging a little, you could have found an answer to your question. To answer you, you need to open the folder where you installed Photoshop. Here's a little example taken from the web regarding brushes:
Where to install the brush?
Brushes are in .abr format and that's the file you need to paste into: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop CS\Presets\Custom Shapes
Where to find the brushes in Photoshop once installed? Take the brush tool, open the shapes panel, click on the little arrow at the top right of the box, and select your brush pack.
You will find more complete info at this address:
http://www.i-liquid.be/tuto41.php
Where to install the brush?
Brushes are in .abr format and that's the file you need to paste into: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop CS\Presets\Custom Shapes
Where to find the brushes in Photoshop once installed? Take the brush tool, open the shapes panel, click on the little arrow at the top right of the box, and select your brush pack.
You will find more complete info at this address:
http://www.i-liquid.be/tuto41.php
Hi, try the tutorial as well as many other Photoshop tutorials on this blog http://tutoplus.blogspot.com
Hello, you can go to this page: https://www.deviantart.com/#order=9&q=brush
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