These digital scrapbooking brushes can give your pet a lasting tribute of your love in your layouts. Professionals who study grief and loss agree that the grief suffered by pet owners after their pet dies is the same as as that experienced after the death of a person. Though we can not bring back our furred and feathered loved ones, we do have comfort in knowing they are waiting for us to join them once again at Rainbow Bridge.
Contains six brushes (digital stamps) in an abr format, as well as individually in png files. All are designed at 300dpi.
Instructions, with screen shots, on how to download, install, use, and create your own brushes from the .png files are included.
Commercial license version available here.
"Dandilion" digital scrapbooking layout above by Shari Payne uses:
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Brushes are perfect for digital scrappers. Nothing else offers you as much creative control, or can be used in as many different ways as brushes. Brushes can be papers, mattes, frames, embellishments, accents and even text. They are extremely versatile. With brushes, you get to pick the color, size, rotation, opacity, and more of the brush image. You can also apply effects and filters to the brush image for even more creative opportunities. Use them not only with the brush tool like a rubber stamp, but try them with the eraser tool for a punched or cut out look. Brushes give you unlimited design possibilities, just let your creativity and imagination run wild!
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