Leaves Photoshop Stamp Brushes
Inject creativity and a dash of the natural world into your artwork with the Leaves Photoshop Stamp Brushes. Designed for optimum use with Adobe Photoshop and Procreate, this dynamic pack features 52 distinct brushes made from authentic, naturally dried and fresh leaves. These artistic tools will be a phenomenal addition to landscape-themed artwork, enhancing your creations with an organic touch.
Diversifying your toolkit, this pack presents a gamut of stamp brushes, each inspired by real dried and fresh leaves. These unique brushes, moulded by the beauty of nature, are perfect to add detailed foliage and captivating textures to your artwork. This intricately created pack offers a fine mix of stamps gleaned from diverse leaf types, expanding your creative possibilities.
Completing the pack are 52 high resolution brushes designed in both 5000 pixels and 2500 pixels for Photoshop. Cross-compatible with all Photoshop versions, Photoshop Elements, and Procreate 5, these premium brushes offer incredible versatility - they can be used as distinctive stamps, enriching elements for cards, banners, flyers, templates and more, or enhance your web design, apps, presentations, art, and patterns.
Details & Features
- 52 distinct Photoshop stamp brushes
- Brushes made from real, naturally dried and fresh leaves
- Compatible with Adobe Photoshop, Procreate and Photoshop Elements
- Includes 5000 pixels brushes for PS CS6-CC and 2500 pixels brushes for all PS versions
- High resolution brushes perfect for any project
- Perfect for enhancing artwork, stationery, web design, apps, and presentations
- Creative and versatile tool for producing unique, eye-catching designs
Why We Like It
Not only does this Leaves Photoshop Stamp Brushes pack bolster your creativity with unique and stunning designs, but it also introduces an organic element into your artwork. We love the diversity of leaves incorporated and the high level of detail, enabling you to bring any artistic concept to life with a touch of nature.
