Guys, I know many of you use Paint Shop Pro.

To be honest, back in the ‘90 or ‘91 at the times when I was just starting to discover the magic of graphics on PC, my first bitmap editing program was Corel… Photo Paint I think was the name.
Only later on I moved over to Photoshop, but I missed some of it’s features for a long time after.

So, for those of you who would like to use beautiful and the coolest Photoshop brushes ever in Paint Shop Pro, here is the tutorial on how to convert Photoshop Brushes to Paint Shop Pro Brushes ->

I hope you’ll enjoy it!

Darijan

Hi Gang,

While waiting for new free Phooshop brush let’s just remind ourselves about 6 most important keyboard shortcuts for brushes in Photoshop and these would be:

1. 1. “B” to select Brush tool on the main Toolbar
2. 2. “F5″ to bring up Brushes Palette
3. 3. “[” to decrease the Brush size
4. 4. “]” to increase the Brush size
5. 5. “,” to move to the previous brush in Brushes palette
6. 6. “.” to move to the next brush in Bushes palette

For next time we are preparing a cool video tutorial about saving Photoshop brushes settings where we’re also giving some more useful hints and tips so - stay tuned and have fun creating!

Hi Gang! It’s been a while and I feel totally bad about not writing for so long (5 days!). And many things have happened in the meantime.

We had technical issues with our WordPress blog, then we upgraded it to the latest 2.5 version, then we had some more technical issues - BUT it is all resolved now!!!! (Thank you Nickola from Siteground! You’ve been a great help and support in a tough times!)

So, we’re up and running again and it is my great pleasure to introduce our first guest writer:

Lauren from Creative Curio

Lauren has been in the graphic design industry since 2003 and currently runs Creative Curio, a graphic design focused blog. Scrapbooking has been her hobby since around the same time, and she loves this no-pressure creative outlet. Therefore, she didn’t think twice when we asked her if she would like to write about scrapbooking.

So, if you’d like to find out how was the scrapbook image above done check out  Scrapboking tutorial: Children in Spring –> by Lauren from Creative Curio.