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Below you’ll find a collection of quality brushes that every designer should find handy. The problem isn’t in finding brushes, but in finding quality. There is certainly no shortage on the Web these days. Having a good collection of Photoshop brushes is essential for any designer. I hope this list helps you find some new Photoshop brushes that improve your collection. This list is the result of years’ worth of downloads, trials and experiments. These 50 Photoshop brush sets are ones I find myself using over and over in a variety of projects. Used in calligraphy and Chinese Brush painting.Below you’ll find a collection of quality Photoshop brushes that every designer should find handy. Goat: Lacks spring, but forms a good point.

Pony: Coarse hair that doesn't form a good point.It is most often used in flat shaped brushes. Camel hair is unsuitable for brushes because it is too woolly.

Camel: Brushes labeled 'camel' hair are really made from other types of soft hair.

They age well, becoming softer and more responsive with use. They are good for loading with a lot of paint and painting impasto style and are used for both oils and acrylics. The bristles have natural split-ends, which increases the amount of paint they hold. The ultimate hard brush is made from the hairs on the back of a pig (hog), which are strong yet springy.

Hog/bristle: These brushes are the workhorse of the oil painter.

Larger squirrel brushes work better than smaller ones because the mass of hairs together gives them support.

Squirrel: Cheaper than sable, squirrel is a soft hair with little spring.

They are good for painting fine details and very thin paint. Kolinsky sable from Siberia has traditionally been considered the best hair for watercolor brushes. Sable brushes are expensive, but are renowned for their softness, flexibility, and fine point. Sable: The ultimate soft brush is made from the hairs on the tail of a sable marten these taper naturally, so when they're put into a brush they form a point.What natural hairs are used in paint brushes?