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These are the amazing Watercolour Brushes for Photoshop that I’ve created a few years ago and never published… until dec. 12, 2014! Improved and expanded!
This pack actually includes more than 100 Brushes / Tool Presets that realistically emulates Watercolours and Ink Washings without the need of weird and complicated tricks, just paint using the pen pressure and direction combining different brushes to obtain that natural wet effects!
I know the first impression, besides blow your mind, could be overwhelming due to the number and variety of this high quality brushes, so… take your time to practice and find wich ones are your favorites, combine them, experiment, etc.
I’ll be publishing some tutorials, tips and tricks, so stay tuned!
Take a view to the examples created ONLY with The Aquarellist Brushes.
The reference sheet will be ready in a couple of days, but the best way to have an idea about how fantastic this brushes are is to watch the video demos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Rdsy9I8IIg

A very early test:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MogN91hMFLU

NOTES:
1. Most of this brushes & presets were created in Photoshop CC 2014 using a Wacom Intuos 4 Tablet and tested also in Photoshop CS6 with a Wacom Graphire 4.
So, the RECOMMENDED SETUP is Photoshop CC / CC 2014 + Wacom Intuos or Cintiq
and the MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS (not recommended): Photoshop CS5 + Wacom Graphire but do not expect -with that min. setup- to use the brushes in the same way I created them!
The Wacom Graphire and Bamboo models has less pressure levels and the absence of some options (Eg.: there’s no TILT option for brushes).
Also, you could load this presets in Photoshop CS5 but the response of some brushes will be far from ideal, even using a Wacom Cintiq.
Anyway, this is a ‘work in constant progress’ so I’ll be improving this tools and giving the buyers some updates from time to time.
2. Some beta testers are still using this set in PS CS5 but as I said I can't garantee the same results as in newer versions of PS, not until I make a major update (I will).

Tags: Aquarellist, Brushes