Designer Jason Gaylor has created a handy, stylish set of Fresh Foliage Brushes (Vol. II) for Photoshop. If those are up your alley, see also Vol. I of the same set, as well as Jason’s graffiti brushes and worn brushes (Volumes I, II, and III). [Via] (For more on worn brushes & distressing images, see previous entry.)
Putting brushes into action, automotive designer Jonathan Tatum shares some of his moves. Seeing details pop into existence from step to step suggests a big equation with “And then a miracle occurs” hidden among the steps. (For more on automobile rendering, see also Kevin Hulsey’s techniques.)
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John, thanks for the props on the brushes. I’ve had a good time making them. It’s fun finding posts about them. Makes it way worth it. Glad people are using them.
Jason Gaylor designfruit.com
I have been unable to download your brushes. I’ve located them through searching but can’t locate them in the Adobe file where I sent them. I’ve looked into the brush file where I thought I sent them, but they are not there. Obviously I don’t know what I’m doing. After down loading them I opened the file and it was in a notebook pad filled with symbols. Can you help me. Thanks [I’m afraid I don’t know what’s going wrong here. You should be able to locate a link to a .ABR file (the brushes), then right click it and choose “Save as Source.” Once it comes down to your desktop (or wherever), double-clicking it should load it in Photoshop. –J.]
I was looking at another brush download site and realized I had to unzip the file. I downloaded the Winzip program and followed the the Wizard’s instructions. And now am having fun with your beautiful foliage brushes.
John, thanks for the props on the brushes. I’ve had a good time making them. It’s fun finding posts about them. Makes it way worth it. Glad people are using them.
Jason Gaylor
designfruit.com
Loved the Jason Gaylor brushes, thanks for the link…
I have been unable to download your brushes. I’ve located them through searching but can’t locate them in the Adobe file where I sent them. I’ve looked into the brush file where I thought I sent them, but they are not there. Obviously I don’t know what I’m doing. After down loading them I opened the file and it was in a notebook pad filled with symbols. Can you help me. Thanks
[I’m afraid I don’t know what’s going wrong here. You should be able to locate a link to a .ABR file (the brushes), then right click it and choose “Save as Source.” Once it comes down to your desktop (or wherever), double-clicking it should load it in Photoshop. –J.]
I was looking at another brush download site and realized I had to unzip the file. I downloaded the Winzip program and followed the the Wizard’s instructions. And now am having fun with your beautiful foliage brushes.
Hey, i just glanced at the site, and i just wanna say the banner is proper creative and i really love it. Awsome job dude.
[Thanks! –J.]
Excelent