Trees Photoshop & GIMP Brushes

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A set of Photoshop & GIMP brushes composed of various trees.

Includes: bonsai, a palm, numerous dead or leafless trees, tons of “leafy” trees, several pines, a few oriental trees, and a willow

Trees Brushes

Programs: Photoshop 7+, Photoshop Elements 2+, Gimp 2.2.6+
Brushes: 26
Size: 6.20MB

Trees Brushes
How to Install?
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Download the image pack (for those without Photoshop & GIMP)

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42 Responses to Trees Photoshop & GIMP Brushes

  1. Icefall says:

    How do I use/download it for GIMP?

  2. Jon says:

    life saver!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thx bro

  3. Cylinder says:

    How do I bring the brushes on to GIMP?

  4. Kitty says:

    thanks for sharing I download these

  5. Stephanie says:

    Just want to say thanks for these brushes, its people like you that make it easy for people like me who are still only in the early stages of developing there skill in photoshop. Again thank you very much. S.

  6. jang heajung says:

    thanks you for these brushes.

  7. FLYCARROT says:

    Woow! It’s lovely :)

  8. Tania says:

    How do you make them two different colors?

  9. Erika S says:

    Are these brushes and the other ones supposed to be in black and white?

  10. Erika S says:

    Is the image pack in color? … What is an image pack? Does it have anything to do with GIMP? How would I go about downloading it?

    • Stephanie says:

      All of these questions are answered in my FAQ.

      The image pack is the same thing as the brushes, in JPG form. It’s made for people that are using programs other than Photoshop and GIMP, so that they can convert them into brushes in whatever other program they want. They are NOT in color – they’re the same thing as the brushes.

      If you’re looking for a tree in full color, and you don’t want to go through some of the extensive things that you need to do in order to make brushes look that way, then your best bet is to find an image of a tree and use that. These aren’t the best choice, when you want a realistic looking tree – in greens and browns. It IS possible, however, and that’s what my “Multiple Colors with Brushes” tutorial explains how to do. (and that’s what I did for the preview image)

  11. Mel says:

    These are amazing and beautiful brushes. Thank you so much for sharing them with everyone. They are an amazing help for someone without a tablet! ^^

    ~ Mel

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