Eyeshadow Photoshop & GIMP Brushes

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A set of Photoshop & GIMP brushes composed of various shapes of eyeshadow. It includes just most of the traditional eye shadow shapes, either broken up into individual brushes or all together. It also includes various glittery effects, patterned eye makeup, and face painting styled eye accents (a butterfly and a swirl). It should make your Photoshop makeup applications much easier and more fun! Brushes are included for both the right and left eyes.

It should make your Photoshop makeup applications much easier and more fun, without having to resort to the plain old one-color-without-much-shape shadow job.

Check out our video tutorial on how to make the most of these Eyeshadow brushes in Photoshop (also includes how to use the Eyelashes brushes, as well).

Brushes are included for both the right and left eyes (so it’s actually 26 unique brushes), for your convenience.

These are tons of fun to play with, so enjoy!

Also shown in the preview picture are our Eyelashes Photoshop & GIMP Brushes.

Eyeshadow Brushes

Programs: Photoshop 7+, Photoshop Elements 2+, Gimp 2.2.6+
Brushes: 52
Size: 2.73MB

Eyeshadow Brushes
How to Install?
Terms of Use
 

Download the image pack (for those without Photoshop & GIMP)

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100 Responses to Eyeshadow Photoshop & GIMP Brushes

  1. Jonas says:

    Your brushes are the BEST. No doubt :D

  2. thksss 4 sharing this info…..

  3. miz dave says:

    wow!! this is soooooooooooo cool!!! thank u so much~ u’re the best man!

  4. amy says:

    thanks a lot for sharing this with us…love it so much!

  5. Angel Mirror says:

    This brushes so great
    and…
    Don’t you have contact lens eyes brushes ?
    ^^

    • Stephanie says:

      I don’t, nope. Not sure how well those would work, but I can try making some sometime. Thanks!

      • Hi stephanie, when i apply guassian blur and other tools to smooth the face skin it doesn’t look too real. Please do you have a brush i can apply on the face so as to make the face not look too smooth. Pls am not a photoshop expert, so if you have any suggestion or alternative please do tell me. Thanks.

        • Stephanie says:

          Check out one of my latest brushes, which also has a tutorial accompanying it. It’s made just for blending skin, and should work for you. “Skin Textures Photoshop Brushes” is what you want, and it’s in my latest releases on the front page of the website.

  6. maria guadalupe. says:

    la vdd me gusta este tipo de paginas

  7. jeffrey says:

    wich folder in photoshop cs3 do these brushes go?….

  8. daly danal says:

    speechless…
    thanks so much…. you’re great!

  9. Pc tricks says:

    Thanks for the reply.. am going to check it out.

  10. Amanda says:

    THANK YOU! I think I’m in love with you right now…

  11. aiysha says:

    hi i9 have purchased these brushes but when i unzip file all i get is a terms of use please could you tell me what i should do thanks :0)

    • Stephanie says:

      When you unzip the file, there will be a txt file and an “ABR” file. The ABR file is the brushes file, and I have instructions on how to install it in my tutorials section (or click on “How to install?” next to the download button).

      If you’re only getting a txt file, then there’s something going wrong with whatever program you’re using to extract the file.

      If you’re using a special ZIP program, try using just the basic extraction utility that came with your operating system.

      Try doing a search for ABR files, or “eyeshadow”. I assure you, it’s there somewhere if it extracted properly. :)

  12. Oh really so nice brush. I am going to download it. Thank you for sharing it.

  13. wow what a nice brush. I like it.

  14. Sid says:

    Hi Stephanie,

    My Eyelash brush brushes real light that I can’t really see them. I tried moving the layer with the brush to the top layer, I made sure I was painting black, and I tried different blend modes. Can you tell me what I may be doing wrong or offer some suggestions?

    Thanks
    sid

    • Stephanie says:

      Some of the brushes ARE really light, so they’re hard to see. My suggestion is to go to my tutorials section and watch the tutorial on eyeshadow and eyelashes brushes. It will show you me using some of these, and how to make best use of them.

  15. ANARCHY CHARISMA says:

    thaankyou!!!!!!!!!! you rock

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