Glow Brushes Part I

These are awesome!

hey…!! i used your collection is coooolll…!!!

i really love it.xD~

Absolutely very beautiful set. Cheers

NICE !!

You are a genius, thanks a lot

I tried to download your brushes and some others on this site without success. I am in the middle of just browsing. I make a lot of brushes myself and i enjoy doing them, so far i think i have made over 200 brushes far too many to load into photoshop. Yours sincerely Mr Anthony Cotton

thanks so much for this. they are very hq.

The effect is very good, I have done the glow effect.. I will use this in my project.After couple of exercise i can do it ha ha..

i got the brushes on adobe photoshop 7.0…but its there but it wont let mi click on it…it seems like its block or something..im not sure if its put on there right way..sooooo cann u please help me i really need to learn some desgin to get more in to it…soo please email me at Daviamarshall513@hotmail.com

I have downloaded these brushes and they glow just great in PS CS2? But…you only seem to color the glows one color per document. How did you color multiple glows on one picture and have them each a seperate color on your preview pic? I have been struggling on how to use a brush and get different parts of it different colors as well? THANKS for the help!!

hey dude..thanks a lot ya.love this one.like a premium,but u gave it freely.tq

Awesome and a quick tutorial to boot! Where do you plan to upload your bigger (2500 pixal)brushes?

Wow!
These are awesome!
Thank you so much, for free?
Wow you are awesome!

thank you so very much…this is amazing. i love you :)

Wow, these are beautiful. I’m so impressed with these brushes!!!

I have photoshop cs3 and how I got them to show up was. I pulled up the brushes in search, went to load brushes, when the box popped up, I dragged the glow brushes to the load brushes box, clicked on it in the load brushes box and clicked load. It showed up on my brushes box and they were beautiful!!!

Thanks so much!!!!

Awesome brushes! Love it. Thanks for the quick tutorial…

I’m no new user to Photoshop so I am stunned that you have created brushes that look as good as this. Fabulous work. We shouldn’t be able to download this sort of quality for free. Even if you ebay at $0.99 for a full set of brushes?

Incredibly great brushes. Thanks alot.

wow… this is really amazing :) Thanx!

I so love your brushes. I wish I could donate money but I don’t have a credit card to.

Amazing brushes and useful tutorial! Thanks
Have you uploaded the bigger size brushes yet though as creating a large poster and these are two small?

those brushes are in .zip files. Have you extracted the .abr files from them?

I also need help I click 1. load brushes 2.recent 3.glowbrush but it says cannot upload that format or something can some 1 plz help me? PLEASE? e-mail= jpola3@yahoo.com

I am a total newbie when it comes to Photoshop. Can someone please explain to me how to download and use this brush on Photoshop CS3?

Gorgeous! :o!!
that’s what i was looking for so long :D
Thx!

Awesome brushes and great little tutorial snuck in there. Donated 10$ just to show appreciation to your fine work. :)

what i would like to know is how do you download them then open them in photoshop 7.0?

Thank you very much, they are gorgeous!!

hello these are the most beautifull brushes but a cant open them in PS CS3 ? who can help me ? please help me with printscreens on this e-mail dierenloverke123@hotmail.com

Ah, I see what you’re talking about. I think we were both talking about two different things. Using your method with the blending modes creates a more subtle glow effect. I was going for something a little more intense with just the one layer.

Of course it can be colorized :D but to get colors other than white you have to:
1. Open hue/saturation (ctrl+U) on layer with the brush.
2. check ‘colorize’
3. Slide light to the left (darken)
4. Increase saturation (slide to the right)
5. Change hue to the colour you like.

I use that very often so I’m sure it works.

To achive glow effect you just have to have white brush beneath the colour brush and blending mode to color or overlay

A white brush can’t be colorized by just painting it onto a regular layer. The three ways I found that work are: 1) Hue/Saturation adj layer, or 2) Layer>New Layer> Change mode to screen, click fill with screen neutral color black, or 3) painting with a specific color, then using Hue/Saturation to change it to another color.

@Geoff West – have you checked the ‘colorize’ box in hue/saturation? and you should also slide the light a little to the left in hue saturation. I hope that’s the case.

Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you so much =)

I followed that tutorial to the letter and nothing happened. Painted with white, tried Hue/Saturation, did not turn colors. The only way I found that works is to use Hue/Saturation when the background is selected. Or an Adj Layer (but it will automatically turn off if I try to clip it to the layer with the brushes). Any other suggestions?

These brushes are beautiful! I’m getting all kinds of ideas for pictures by just looking at them! ^^ Do you mind if I use them?

This is an archive file, Emily. So you have to unpack the .abr file from it first. Then it should work fine.

Hey im kind of new at Photoshop CS3 and these brushes are wonderful! But when i download it and want to open it in PS i go to load brushes; but its not there?

its in like a diferent file that i cant reach or semething .. any help?

Oh, I forgot about the quick tutorial to this one, so here it is:

Quick tutorial:If you want to achieve the effect on the preview use a black background and white paint for the brush. Use a glow brush on a new layer (black layer is beneath). Duplicate the layer with the brush and set the blending mode for this new layer on ‘Overlay’ or ‘Color’ (Overlay works better for me). Select this last layer and open Hue/Saturation window (ctrl+U, command+U), check the colorize option an then move all sliders as you want to :) (Note: if you have a white layer, and you do :) , slide down the ‘light’ slider to see the colours). If you think the colour of your glow is to light you can duplicate that coloured layer as many times as you need to. I duplicated the red glow layer three times :)

Thank you so much for these gorgeous brushes ^_

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