He’s been publishing a brush kit for years and the most recent version is v8.2(updated frequently).ĭavid updates this brush kit fairly often with new features, brush descriptions, icons, and new features/bug fixes.
He contributes quite a bit to the project and he’s one of the few artists running all FOSS. Krita Brushkit v8.2Īrtist David Revoy is well known in the Krita community.
Whether you’re a Krita pro or someone who’s just learning the software these brushes will improve your digital art workflow tenfold. This list includes my top picks for the best free Krita brush packs. However there are some incredible sets online and they’re all 100% free. Granted the Krita community isn’t as large as the Adobe community so it’s tougher to find brushes. In my opinion Krita is the best free Photoshop alternative out there with many of the same features: layering, blend modes, and custom brushes(among others).
If you love Krita or want to pick it up then you already know it’s a great art program. That means if you buy something we get a small commission at no extra cost to you( learn more) Note: The next time you restart Photoshop you will not have to load the file, it will be in the list of Brush Libraries.Resources Digital Painting Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links.
Navigate until you find the file and load it (Photoshop/Presets/Brushes/BB_watercolor.abr ). In your Photoshop Brushes palette, click on the arrow in the upper right and click on “Load Brushes.”. Copy the file (BB_watercolor.abr) to your Photoshop/Presets/Brushes folder. Here is a screenshot of the brush set:ĭownload: Watercolor Photoshop Brushes Installation: (if a piece of art can be in any way compared to making a car) Anyway, I'll stop rambling now. I guess in a nutshell, I use Illustrator as a parts factory and Photoshop for the glue/bolts/and paint. I like to take brushes like these and add backgrounds and overlays to my shapes and Photoshop is the way to go when it comes to texture anyway. Combining the vector shapes I create with the power of some good old Photoshopping is usually how I arrive at a finished piece of work. I usually start off in vector and almost every time end up in Photoshop when it's all said and done. I write mostly about Illustrator in this blog, but the truth is, Illustrator is only the beginning. The smallest brush in this set is 1989px! I was limited by CS2 to 2500 pixels, so that is as big as they get. I often have trouble finding brushes that are big enough for what I'm doing, so I just made my own. I'm constantly going back and forth between Illustrator and Photoshop in my projects, and I'm starting to pretty much make everything from scratch. Here is a nice set of Photoshop Brushes from BittBox.
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