Using brushes for simple scrapping

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Brushes are the rubber stamps of digital scrapbooking. More often than not, you don’t actually “brush” with these handy tools, but rather, you plop them down one at a time. But what makes brushes super special is that you can install them within Photoshop or Photoshop Elements! This means your favorite digital “stamps” can be close at hand!

At first, I found brushes to be a little intimidating. But I discovered the installation to be quite simple and the many uses of brushes so inspiring. Here are some great examples (all images are linked):

1. Alphas

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2. Shapes

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3. Natural Patterns

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4. Date Stamps

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5. Paint Strokes

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6. Word Art

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This brief journey into the world of brushes illustrates these small files to be amazing workhorses for your scrapping. They are one more essential element to a complete digiscrap arsenal! Do you use brushes? If so, what do you love about them?

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