At first, Adobe Photoshop seems to be a program with a mind-boggling set of functions for a completely incomprehensible purpose. I would like to quickly leave this whopper and re-open the cozy Paint. Then, having got used to it a little, the understanding comes that everything is here for a reason, but new questions arise. One of these may be: "how to change the brush in this program?"
Necessary
Russified version of Adobe Photoshop CS5
Instructions
Step 1
Open Adobe Photoshop and select the Brush tool (hotkey B, switch between adjacent tools - Shift + B). Now turn your gaze to the settings panel of this tool, it is located exactly under the file menu of the program. On the left side of this panel there is a button that gives access to the last used tools, we are not interested in it. And the next one is what you need. It shows the type of brush that is currently activated and its size.
Step 2
Click on this button. At the top of the window that appears, there will be a slider that allows you to adjust the size of the brush. At the bottom there is a table with different brush patterns. In the upper right corner there is a button in the form of a circle with a triangle inside, which gives access to other similar tables and tools for editing brushes. Return to the previous menu. To select any of the options, double-click on it with the left mouse button.
Step 3
Continue following the Brush Preferences Panel. The next button is also of interest to us, it is depicted as a schematically depicted set of brushes, placed in the silhouette of a file folder. This button also gives access to the selection and change of the brush, as well as to its additional settings: the dynamics of light, anti-aliasing, airbrushing, changing the distance between strokes, rotation of the drawing, scattering, etc.
Step 4
The settings that were described in the previous step of the instruction can be accessed in other ways. The first one is to press the F5 hotkey. Second, click the Window> Brush menu item. Third - click on the mini-icon of this menu (it looks like three brushes placed in a container that looks like a jar), which by default should be next to other mini-icons.
Step 5
Another option for changing the brush: click the "Window"> "Brush Sets" menu item and select the one you need from the options provided.
