Beach Sketches Photoshop & GIMP Brushes

A set of Photoshop & GIMP brushes composed of various sketches of beach themed elements. These were all drawn by hand! They are high resolution, with the average size being about 1900 pixels.

Included are a beach ball, umbrella, a conch and various other shells, dolphin, lighthouse, lounge chair, message in a bottle, palm tree, pelican, sea turtle, several ships, a stylized sun, starfish, waves, and more!

Programs: Photoshop 7+, Photoshop Elements 2+, Gimp 2.2.6+
Brushes: 25
Size: 7.25MB

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Random Brushes Tip:

I’ve showed you in various other brushes tips how to get brushes to do things like scatter, change their angle, size, and color, etc. So, what happens if you want to SAVE a brush like that, once you’ve created it?

Well, first off, make sure that you have the set open that you want to save the brush to. Because it will be added to whichever set you have currently open.

Once you have the brush settings how you’d like them, click on your Brushes tab (or hit F5). Up in the VERY upper right hand corner, there should be a small arrow (facing right). Click on that arrow. (Alternately, you can click on the small arrow next to your currently selected brush’s thumbnail to open the brush preset picker, and then choose that small arrow on the top right.)

You should see a list of all your current brush sets, etc. Near the very beginning, there should be a “New Brush Preset..” option. That’s the one you want! Choose that, name your brush, and it will be added to your current set.

How is this different from choosing Edit > Define Brush Preset from the top menu? Well, if you do it that way, all it will save is the brush shape, based on what is on your canvas. “New Brush Preset..” will save the brush that you’re currently using, including all the extra options you’ve added.

Hope this helps!