Your new Group folder should appear at the bottom of your Brush Picker. Then give your new Group a name and click OK. To create a new group, click on the Gear icon at the top right of your Brush Picker to open the menu and choose New Brush Group. You can also create groups by theme, style, and more! I like to create a folder of my favorite brushes, ones that I find myself using on a consistent basis. The first five folders are default folders and below that are my own personal brush sets as well as a couple I’ve downloaded from. Click on the arrows to the left of each folder to twirl them open and reveal the contents within each one.

As you can see below there are several folders. Once you open up the Brush Picker in the Options Bar in Photoshop, the Brush Picker panel will pop open. The tried and true default brushes known as ‘Legacy Brushes’ are in their own folder, so you never have to worry wether or not your favorite ‘classic’ PS brushes are still around. Beginning with Photoshop 2018 we now have the ability to sort and save our brushes into folders, which is a huge step in keeping them organized.

Photoshop Brushes are perhaps one of the most popular and useful tools we have available to us in Photoshop.

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