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Okay, first off let me apologize for the lack of posts this week. It’s been surprisingly busy around here. To make it up to you, I’m ending the week with a bang. And that bang is Wood Series Volume 2. This Photoshop brush set consists of 12 high resolution leaves that I picked up on a recent trip to Tennessee. The trees there are beautiful and colorful this time of year. Leaves were falling into my pockets and begging to be immortalized in a Photoshop brush set!
Under used and under appreciated, but way cool. That’s the Illustrator scatter brush in a nutshell. I forget about this brush feature from time to time, and then suddenly find a great use for it in a design project. It’s a great way to create a little randomness in your vector work.
I recently stumbled across the work of Si Scott, a graphic designer from the UK. How have I not seen his design work before now? His illustrations and type work are simply incredible. And here’s the kicker… Get ready for it! All of his work is HAND drawn. Truly Amazing! Si Scott’s work is definitely worthy of bookmarking for future inspiration!
I’m on a Photoshop Brush kick! This is volume 1 of the wood series. This brush set features 10 high resolution Photoshop brushes. I like to have a lot of wood textures on hand. I use them a lot in my own designs. So it was only natural to start creating brushes out of my personal stock collection. These knot hole brushes were created from photos of an old wood fense in my back yard.
Earlier today my Quick Mask Mode (which I use a lot) in Photoshop stopped working completely. I’m not sure what happened to cause this, but I had to have it in order to complete the project I was working on. It’s my favorite masking method! After some poking around I suspected a bad preferences file to be the culprit.
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