Dynamic Brushes

OK, I should take a copywriting course! With Easter eggs all over the net, I decided to create my own line of freshly designed eggs. Maybe I’ll even put some up for sale here, too.

Once I have the basic egg shape, I use my decorative brushes for painting them on. TIP: It is helpful to duplicate your more popular brushes and just rotate them. That way, when it comes to painting them on, you don’t need to paint and then rotate, as all options appear as thumbnails in the Brushes pallette.

Below: Details of shiny star wrapping.  Inset: Bright pink egg with gold trimmings sitting on its wrapping.

Thanks to fmr from France for sending in her background which she made using the Davinci-esque brush freebie from the previous post. And yes, I do love to see what people are doing with these brushes. From your comments, I see that these brushes are as useful for scrapbooking as I had hoped.

Here’s what fmr had to say:

Thanks for the DaVinci-esque brush; Love it ! 

I have just made this paper using two of my dynamic brushes (with a single stamp brush in the corner for decoration), and I’m so pleased with how it turned out that I’ve decided to give this paper away absolutely free! Click on the image to download. I’ve received so many amazing comments, and it would be great to see how you use this paper or the brushes in your own art. Please send me a link when you have something to show and share.

These are the brushes I used, which are very large and excellent quality. The pair is on sale for $1.50.