So now let's discover more about Photoshop different brushes. So we need to get our process panel open for us. And if you don't see that one in here you can be going to window or you can be opening brushes and also we can be selecting that one as well. And here we have our process panel open for us work can be selecting from different process by Adobe. So here for instance, we have our default process hard round, or soft round, you can be selecting your process easily like that. And also you can be scrolling down to discover other precious in here.

Or even what's really cool is that you can be downloading amazing process from Adobe for free. Of course, if you are a Creative Cloud subscriber, so can be going to the hamburger menu, and you can be selecting get more precious which will be opening that link for us and can be downloading for instance, new process by Adobe want to purchase or it can be getting this amazing process in here. So we have mega pack including over 300 tools covering a wide range of media including pencils, pastels, charcoal inks, oils, or color. So this one actually is a must you should be trying that one or you can be downloading watercolor, or any of these amazing backs. So for instance, you can be downloading manga brushes, all you need to do is to download that one. And once it's downloaded on your PC, you can be opening that one, double clicking your brush and it will be installed in Photoshop.

Of course you need also to have your Photoshop open before you double click your brush. So let me show you guys how we can do that. Here I have some of those download brushes and let's say you need to be installing that one for instance, copier double click or brush. And instantly by scrolling down, we'll be finding those brushes in here. We have copiers too. And actually you can see that one was in that folder.

Scrolling down once again and we have these amazing and cool brushes. And as you can see the are even nicely organized within a group, which is also another cool feature recently added into Photoshop that you can be grouping your process so for instance, we have Kabir can be scrolling up. We have winter brushes, which we just saw on Adobe's website. So let's try that one, for instance starting to grow including that grungy effect, or can be trying something like watercolor draggers to can see have a very nice effect as well. However, here we have some more nice watercolor brushes loaded by Adobe as well. So here for instance, we have that water current group or folder.

And those brushes are made by quality Webster which is an amazing Illustrator. By the way, he's doing process for Adobe and they are uploading his brushes on their website. And they are really stunning process so can be trying that one. Let's first clear our canvas pressing Command or Ctrl Backspace to fill it with white and imprecise. See how cool the brush is and how it's looking really like watercolor can be also adding another color so let's swap colors or pressing X. Selecting our color for our foreground color is fine.

Let's paint over that. You can see how cool and amazing that looks like and by the way approach has multiplied moved for blending option two is that amazing transparency within our process looks just like that three amazing. However, if we switch to another approach, maybe something from Winter Collection again, and let's select maybe either so we'll see how it looks like 3d cool press. And as you can see guys this brush also is a changing direction according to my dense angle as I'm currently using a drone tablet so if I change my angle, it's going to be tilting like that and giving a different direction. So anyway, let's clear our canvas pressing D to get our foreground and background colors to do this in command or control Backspace, and let's discover more about process panels. So clicking the hamburger menu, you can be selecting also to show project which will be showing in here if you would like to see how your project looks like.

So for instance, we have that U shape for that brush that we were just experimenting. And also back to our menu. If you don't have a Creative Cloud subscription, don't worry guys, you can find tons of free Photoshop brushes online where you can be downloading them and you can be uploading them from here so you can be importing brushes. And also anytime you can be restoring default process. Or if you would like to get Photoshop legacy brushes, you can be selecting that option in here. And if you would like to organize your brushes, you can be creating new brush group.

Then you can give it a name so maybe you download it some grungy brushes, then it can be pressing OK. Now you can be selecting your process. For instance, holding Shift key to select more than a brush, then you can be dragging these brushes into your folder. Or for instance, we can be creating a new group out of these brushes by right clicking them and you can be selecting new group. If you would like to properly organize your precious how, however, let me move that one down. So now it's empty one doesn't have a brushes, and I'm going to be deleting that one. And now moving on and discovering how can be creating our own custom brushes.