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Installing Brushes Tutorial Intro
Some of the default brushes that Photoshop already provides for you may not meet your standards, and you could do with new brushes right? This tutorial here will teach you how to install brushes that you personally downloaded off the internet.
1. First, open up Photoshop, duh.
2. Now go to your tools palette, and choose either the Pencil, Brush, or Eraser tool, it doesn't matter.
3. Once you've selected a tool, the menu bar at the top will change according to whichever tool you selected. Beside the word "Brush", there will be the picture of your current brush, and a tiny arrow pointing down. Click that arrow. (1.)
Once you've clicked the small arrow, a list of your currently installed brushes will show up. There will be another tiny arrow pointing to the right (2.), so click that, and a list of commands for your brushes will show up. Look around the middle for "Load Brushes..." and click that.
4. Now you can load whatever brushes you downloaded, saved on your desktop or whatever. Photoshop does provide some more brushes in the package, so look in the Adobe folders to load them. Keep in mind that some brushes that you download off the internet need to be extracted, so it won't work when it's not extracted.
Final Note
I hope this tutorial helped you lots! I worked hard writing this tutorial, so I would appreciate it if you provided a link back to me if it helped you in any way. If you have any questions about this tutorial, don't hesitiate to email me.
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