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Photoshop Brushes: Rain & Splashes

Add Rain & Water Effects Quickly in Photoshop

This package includes my 20 Photoshop Brushes for creating rain, splashes & puddles. Photoshop Brushes are a fun and easy way to get creative with your photo & add special effects.

My rain brushes are designed to simply select the brush and start adding in water effects to enhance your landscape photo or composition. I find that a lot of automatic ways of creating weather effects fall short (motion blur noise for rain, render fibers & levels for snow, etc.) and don’t give it the impact or emotion I usually want in my photos. These are the brushes I use to add a little extra flare to my photos or get creative and make something dramatic. I hope you enjoy them!

Photoshop Brushes: Snow & Lightning

Instantly Add Snow or Lightning to a Photo

This package includes my 18 Photoshop Brushes for creating snow & lightning. Photoshop Brushes are a fun and easy way to get creative with your photo & add special effects.

I find that a lot of automatic ways of creating weather effects fall short (motion blur noise for rain, render fibers & levels for snow, etc.) and don’t give it the impact or emotion I usually want in my photos. These are the brushes I use to add a little extra flare to my photos or get creative and make something dramatic. I hope you enjoy them!

Photoshop Brushes: Clouds & Skies

Completely Enhance a Flat Sky with a Single Click

This package includes my 22 Photoshop Brushes for simply clicking and adding a few clouds to your sky or completely filling your sky with clouds (for dark or light sky backgrounds). Photoshop Brushes make a task like this as simple as  “select your brush and click”. I had a lot of fun photographing skies and creating these brushes. They are very large and should work great on photos of any size! Two of the brushes are for putting stars and effects in night skies.

Photoshop Brushes: Light Rays

This package includes 50 high resolution light rays as both images and photoshop brushes. These are excellent for giving your images that volumetric feel of light shining through the air, whether in a composite, landscape or potrait. The best way to use these is to add them as a layer in your image with the “screen” blending mode or to use them as Photoshop brushes on a new layer. Light shining through a window, shining through smoke, through threes, top down, from the side—you can find all of them in this pack!

Photoshop Brushes: Lens Flares

This package includes 50 high resolution lens flares, provided both as color image overlays and as Photoshop brushes. With a wide variety of flare styles, this pack will give you the flares you need for composites or to give light sources in your photographs that “Hollywood” look. The best way to use these flares is to add them as a layer in your image with the “screen” blending mode. To avoid any hard edges, transform the flare to the size your image. The brushes work well when the flare color isn’t needed and you want to quickly add flares to lights in your image.

Photoshop Brushes: Light Leaks and Bokehs

This package includes 50 high resolution photographs of light leaks and bokeh. Use these to give your images and photographs a lomo feel, to add texture to backgrounds or as special effects in composited images. The best way to use these is to add them as a layer in your image with the “screen” blending mode. To avoid any hard edges, transform the overlay to the size your image. The brushes work well when color isn’t needed and you want to quickly add light leaks or bokeh to your image.