The Core brush pack contains 14 Photoshop brushes of circular, abstract designs. Useful to add random textures and effects to backgrounds. Most brushes are around 600 to 700px in size.

You are free to use these brushes as you see fit as long as you don’t redistribute them without my consent.

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Many of you have been dropping in my channel and asking how I go about streaming my World of Warcraft gameplay to the site. While the process may seem a bit daunting at first but in reality, it is quite a simple and straightforward process once you are properly equipped with the necessary tools.

We’ll familiarize ourselves with the applications required to broadcast World of Warcraft but most of the tricks used here are applicable to other games. Read more…

If you’ve been following my blog and Twitter updates, you’ll undoubtedly notice that I’ve been busy trying to find a way to stream to Justin.tv while still being able to play in HD on my TV. Ultimately, the goal has always been to make the whole thing as seamless as possible for the player.

Keep in mind that there is no free way to get this; you’re going to need some piece of hardware. Read more…

My latest chore: run Windows Media Center on the previously-mentioned MIMO Monitor in order to watch TV while I work. As simple as that sounds, Windows Media Center has a few pitfalls of its own.

I was unable to get any kind of image show up when I dragged the window on to the monitor except in full screen mode. While this would have been ideal, Media Center has the nasty habit of capturing the mouse in full screen, a bug that Windows has declared a feature. Read more…

Included in this pack are about 20 ink explosions/spills. Also included is the ‘instant ink spot’ brush that will allow you to make your own in seconds. Feel free to use the brushes in any scenario, but please don’t redistribute them. Have fun!

April 4th, 2009: Updated with a quick fix to the “Instant Ink Spot” brush for better results.

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