Looking for a brush

[ambiroa]

Hello hello,

 

I'm looking for a brush to make 'scratches' like you see here in the word "up". So no specifically a font, but the same style.

 

 

Anybody that can point me in the right direction?

 

Thanks.

[Wikinger]

Bonsoir.

 

One of us kindly offered to share the Adobe offer.

I'll look for who! He's the one to thank.  

https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/brushes.html

I'm just sharing.
Yours sincerely.

[ambiroa]

On 2/10/2018 at 1:01 AM, Wikinger said:

Bonsoir.

 

One of us kindly offered to share the Adobe offer.

I'll look for who! He's the one to thank.  

https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/brushes.html

I'm just sharing.
Yours sincerely.

 

Ahh thank you. With over 1000 brushes, hopefully I can find one that I'm looking for

[Alfred]

On 10/02/2018 at 0:01 AM, Wikinger said:

One of us kindly offered to share the Adobe offer.

I'll look for who! He's the one to thank.

 

It was @Mithferion, here.

 

[Mithferion]

It was my pleasure.

Best regards!

[Wikinger]

10 hours ago, Mithferion said:

Le plaisir était pour moi.

Meilleures salutations!

Bonjour.

Ambiroa  vous mettra certainement un petit cœur. Et....

Merci Alfred

[p_mac]

Not sure if this will be what you want but here is a font to look at 

 

TheFlowerCity.otf

TheFlowerCity.ttf

[Apfelbeckchen]

On 11.2.2018 at 3:12 PM, Alfred said:

 

It was @Mithferion, here.

 

@Mithferion Thank you so much! What an amazing variety.

I could not find any information about licencing agreements, though. Do you know if the brushes are free to use in commercial projects as well, please?

[Mithferion]

On 13/3/2018 at 8:51 AM, Apfelbeckchen said:

@Mithferion Thank you so much! What an amazing variety.

I could not find any information about licencing agreements, though. Do you know if the brushes are free to use in commercial projects as well, please?

 

Well, I didn't find anything when I first saw about the Free downloads, now, since you asked, I searched again and found disperse things like this announcement. There says the following:

    I’m excited to finally share that I’m joining Adobe and my brushes are now exclusively part of Creative Cloud.

Now, here says:

    We’re excited to announce that Adobe has acquired KyleBrush.com. As of today, all Creative Cloud customers will gain exclusive access to over 1,000 high-quality, digital brushes at no additional cost. Digital brushes offer illustrators, animators and designers a rich digital painting experience when working in Photoshop CC and Photoshop Sketch.

Now, the FAQ:

    The only way to access additional brushes is through a paid Creative Cloud membership.

But then:

    Will your brushes work with Gimp or any other software that is NOT Photoshop?

    No – my brush sets are not .abr files, and they are therefore only designed for use in Photoshop.

[...]

    Why are your brush sets saved as .tpl files, instead of .abr files?
    Tool presets (.tpl extension) are superior to brush presets (.abr files) for advanced custom brushes because a tool preset will consistently retain settings like brush flow, brush opacity, brush mode, and texture.

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So, the things is... to me, it's not clear if the download page at Adobe.com refers to the same brushes. I would think it'd do, but I hope somebody else can tell us. As of now, there seems to be -at least- the implicit License that those brushes can be used only with Adobe CC. But then again, why are they in .ABR format and available there like whatever?

Best regards!

[Apfelbeckchen]

Well, that´s really strange. Since all of the available brushes are .abr files I would assume they refer to something different? Very confusing..

But thanks for the research! 

 

Best wishes to Mexico!