From delicate blooms to vibrant bouquets, you can create stunning floral arrangements that truly capture the essence of plants and flowers. Bring the beauty of nature into your designs with ease using these brushes. Whether you're a botany enthusiast or just love the beauty of flowers, these brushes are a must-have resource for any artist or designer. These brushes are made from beautiful graphics depicting some of the most stunning flowers, including roses and tulips. Click to name and save your brush.Get ready to add a touch of nature to your designs with these 55 free floral brushes for Photoshop. Save your brush.Ĭlick Edit and scroll down to DEFINE BRUSH PRESET. Now your blacks should be white and your whites should be black. Shift+CMD+OPT+E (MAC) or Shift+CTRL+ALT+E (PC). If you miss the edges of your canvas now you will end up with harsh straight lines around the edge of your finished brush which will be disappointing. Clean up.Īdd a blank layer on top of all your layers and with a soft brush set at 100% opacity take the colour black and paint all around the edge of the frame and any areas that you don't want in your final brush. We use Levels to amplify the blacks and whites making sure there's good contrast between the two.
I cropped in to isolate the flowers I wanted to make the brush from, you may not need to. De-saturate the image (turn it black and white).Ĭlick Edit, click Adjustments and then scroll down to click de-saturate. Now we can experiment with our image knowing if we make a mistake we can always go back to the background layer and make another copy. Turn off your background layer (the one with the padlock) by clicking on the eye icon to the left.
Bring your photograph into Adobe Photoshop®. Brushes are made from black and white images so I recommend you use either a black or white background. You can do this at home with any object you wish to make a brush from. I brought some black card with me on a walk and placed it behind some flowers to photograph them. Here are the steps you’ll see me go through in the video……. Here’s the first tutorial I’ve been brave enough to narrate.
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