What are Photoshop Brushes?

When drawing freehand in Photoshop, you can select from a brush pallete that features different shapes and textures that will define the mark made when you touch or drag the cursor to make a spot or line. The most commonly used brushes are a dot (which creates a simple hard-edged line) or a dot with a radating blur that makes a softer line. There are also brushes that suggest textural qualities or shapes ... seems like a lot of novelty brush sets having been coming out lately, and some seem more designed to use like inkstamps vs. shapes to draw with.

If you use Photoshop primarily for image editing, you probably don't need to use the Brushes feature very much. But brushes can be a fun way to add textures and dimension to your work, especially if you use Photoshop more for artistic projects vs. basic image editing. This video has a more detailed tutorial.

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