might be a silly question but how do you load them on to photoshop? Im using version 7 so i'll be able to tell you if they work.

stupid me wokred it out now
ya they work in version 7 as well.

After you download the file:

- Open Windows Explorer
- Find your Photoshop directory (usually: program files/Adobe/Photoshop)
- Open the 'Presets' folder in your Photoshop directory
- Place the downloaded file in the 'Gradients' folder in your presets directory

Load Photoshop

- Find the 'Paint Bucket' tool in your toolbar
- Click and hold the 'Paint Bucket' tool and the 'gradient fill' button appears
- Select 'Gradient Fill' instead of 'Paint Bucket'
- At the top of your Photoshop screen a small gradient preview will appear
- Go into the gradient options near the preview and click on 'Abstract Gradients1' to load them.

Thats sounds alot more complicated than it actually is by the way, only way I can describe how to load them though. Hope that helps.

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Thanks very much for these Paul. Will most definately use for some of my experimental vector pieces.

Thanks so much for sharing! You are awesome!

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Thanks again You've really helped me out here, i'm still learning the vector style and tech stuff, you've really helped me out seeing how it's done Would you ever consider writing any tutorials?

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Glad to be of help to you. I know how you feel as it wasnt long ago that I was learning to create vector art. Ive thought about writing a few tutorials but would like to get a bit more experience myself first.

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I'm sorry I asked in the first place, I never looked at your site forum's tutorial section, I've taken a look at a few of them I made a new piece, it's my second one now, 90% of the brushes were yours They're really good. Maybe when I have more experience i'll be able to make my own
I call it 'abstractvector', not the most original name I know, but I don't want to give it a really good name for a really shit piece, if you know what I mean, heheh. I'll save it for later. I'll post a link on REALITY DETACHED, if that's ok?

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Ive just added 'Abstract Gradients Vol.2' to my gallery

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