It’s coming up on that wonderful summer season soon, and I’d venture to guess that more than one of you will be taking a vacation! Well, here’s some travel brushes to help you decorate those scrapbooks, web pages, etc.

This one was a request, and was a ton of fun to do! This set includes not only travel-related objects like suitcases, tickets, airplanes, etc., but I also decided to add some “stamps” of various countries and “wonders of the world” - like the colisseum in Rome, the Eiffel Tower in France, etc. They are all drawn by hand, and are very high resolution - the average brush size is about 2100 pixels.

Go Now to the Downloads Page!

Random Photoshop Tip:

Did you know that all of those various windows in Photoshop can be opened and closed? You don’t need to leave them open, if you don’t really use them.

Additionally, there’s a small section where you can “stash” the windows temporarily, if you don’t want them cluttering up your working area. In the upper right, there should be a grayed out section that probably already has a few tabs worth of windows stored there. If you want to move a window there, click on the top bar of the window and drag it into that grayed out area. If you want to move a window from that area into your working space, click and drag the tab down to where you want it, and it will show up as a window again.

If you accidentally close a window you didn’t mean to, no worries! You can get it back again. Under the top menu, click on “Window” and it will show you a listing of all the available windows. A check box next to a name means that the window is currently active, or visible. Clicking on a window once will make it active/visible, and clicking on it again will hide it once again.

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