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Very Good Goods Vector Scatter Brushes
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Vector Scatter Brushes

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Dry scatter brushes that I created at home with some ink and have used in a lot of my illustration projects. Great for rough dry harsh textures like i use in my fruit prints.

If you choose $0.00 then just don't put any payment info during the check out process and it should work

The reason I use vector brushes often is for large scale prints that I still want to have a gritty raster feel to them. In general I'll use these as a base and then add some raster on top in photoshop.

They are totally vector and in this package I'll include ai files that have

  • The brushes that are easily applied to strokes (cc,cs6,cs5)

  • Some example usage

  • All the brushes as straight vector shapes too so you can copy/paste them into photoshop as well.

BoneHaus is the the wonky independent illustration studio of Kirk Wallace

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Dry scatter brushes that I created at home with some ink and have used in a lot of my illustration projects. Great for rough dry harsh textures like i use in my fruit prints.

If you choose $0.00 then just don't put any payment info during the check out process and it should work

The reason I use vector brushes often is for large scale prints that I still want to have a gritty raster feel to them. In general I'll use these as a base and then add some raster on top in photoshop.

They are totally vector and in this package I'll include ai files that have

  • The brushes that are easily applied to strokes (cc,cs6,cs5)

  • Some example usage

  • All the brushes as straight vector shapes too so you can copy/paste them into photoshop as well.

BoneHaus is the the wonky independent illustration studio of Kirk Wallace

Follow on Instagram | Dribbble | Twitter

Dry scatter brushes that I created at home with some ink and have used in a lot of my illustration projects. Great for rough dry harsh textures like i use in my fruit prints.

If you choose $0.00 then just don't put any payment info during the check out process and it should work

The reason I use vector brushes often is for large scale prints that I still want to have a gritty raster feel to them. In general I'll use these as a base and then add some raster on top in photoshop.

They are totally vector and in this package I'll include ai files that have

  • The brushes that are easily applied to strokes (cc,cs6,cs5)

  • Some example usage

  • All the brushes as straight vector shapes too so you can copy/paste them into photoshop as well.

BoneHaus is the the wonky independent illustration studio of Kirk Wallace

Follow on Instagram | Dribbble | Twitter

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