What are brushes? How are they used? How do you make your own brushes? How to convert stamps (image packs) into brushes? After reading this tutorial, these questions should be cleared 
Brush usage
Brushes are in fact imitations of the real-life brushes. The idea is to be able to draw with them the same way we do in traditional art (or even better), so each software (in our case Adobe Photoshop) tends to offer many different brush styles.
Photoshop has a fine set of default brushes. Beside the ordinary circular you probably use often, there are sets of alternative shapes, such as grids, sponges, stars… To find more brushes, you must use the brush inspector. You can open it by clicking on the tab Brushes in the upper right corner of your workspace.
Unless you have the Brush tool selected, you won’t be able to use the inspector options, so go and select the Brush tool (by mouse or press B on your keyboard).
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