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Holy smoke Batman! These are real hot Photoshop brushes!
It’s brushy Friday, and up for grabs are some scorching hot Fire and Smoke Photoshop brushes. Set on fire anything you want in Photoshop or smoke all you want without harming your lungs, these brushes will surely warm up your creative juices. Just don’t forget to turn off your fire and smoke alarm before using these brushes. =)
Download link:
Fire and Smoke Photoshop Brushes – 3.4MB
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Free Photoshop Brushes: Fire and Smoke | Graphic Design Free Resources - Posted In FONTS | Bayu Albelly - www.bhienda.com on May 22, 2009
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Alexis on May 28, 2009
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Alexis on May 29, 2009
Nice… ^)
Smoke Photoshop Brushes on August 4, 2009
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Maritza on January 3, 2010
When I downloaded these brushes, my WINRAR software tried to open it & said the “header” was corrupt. Can’t install. Any suggestions? Thanks! I love these brushes by the way! Beautiful!
Graphire on January 3, 2010
Hi Maritza, I downloaded the rar file again to check. It seems fine and no errors were reported. I will try to email you the brush files and hopefully the large one will get through as it is quite large in file size. Thanks for visiting.
xen on February 5, 2010
i douwnloaded them and install… but it appears to be black and white with no flame colours, why is that?
Graphire on February 5, 2010
Photoshop brushes are monochromatic. You should set the desired foreground color and combine it with some background colors to be able to imitate flame-like effects.