Using brushed that have been downloaded into PS library

[wglogowski]

I download a set of brushed into my PS library. I can see the brushes but when I try to use any of them nothing happens. Can someone point me to a link on how to use them? FYI, I tried to drag them onto my work, click on them, ...

Thank you

Walter

 

[JeffK]

Open Photoshop and go up to your menu bar and click on Wiindow:



This will open a menu of choices and click on Libraries - this will open the Library tab where you'll find the Martin Palm brushes:



Double click on that group and it will open the group to show all the brushes (this is the grid view)



Now got to your tools menu and activate your brush by clicking on it:



Now go back to your grid view of brushes and click on any brush - that will load it so you can use it:
Here I've clicked on the grass brush and added it to my eggs...

Took me a bit to discover how to do it - generally I just download a brush and load it into PS. Haven't used my CC Libraries before but lots of stuff there!

Let us know if this works for you.

 

[JeffK]

*Note - I used Martin Palm as part of this exercise since I had loaded these into my library. I think you had this link in your original post....

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[wglogowski]

Open Photoshop and go up to your menu bar and click on Wiindow:

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This will open a menu of choices and click on Libraries - this will open the Library tab where you'll find the Martin Palm brushes:

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Double click on that group and it will open the group to show all the brushes (this is the grid view)

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Now got to your tools menu and activate your brush by clicking on it:

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Now go back to your grid view of brushes and click on any brush - that will load it so you can use it:
Here I've clicked on the grass brush and added it to my eggs...

Took me a bit to discover how to do it - generally I just download a brush and load it into PS. Haven't used my CC Libraries before but lots of stuff there!

Let us know if this works for you.

Thank you SO MUCH, it works perfectly!

 

[JeffK]

Excellent - glad I could help.
Learned a few things about CC libraries along the way myself!