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Animal Doodles Brushes

bymyPhotoshopBrushes(opens in a new tab)215downloadsAdded May 11, 2026
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File Information

Format
ABR
Size
21.1 MB
Items in set
33
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ABR21.1 MB

Commercial

What's Included

Animal Doodles Brushes - Schematic

Description

Cute animals do real work. They carry birthday cards, anchor kids' worksheets, soften app onboarding flows, and rescue social posts that would otherwise scroll past unnoticed. The 33 stamp brushes in this set give you a small zoo to deploy — dogs, cats, mice, birds, frogs, and a couple of pandas — all drawn in the same loose ink style so the cast holds together visually.

The line work has some grit to it. Not the over-polished vector look — closer to felt-tip on textured paper, with little flecks and breaks in the fills. Each animal is a single-click stamp; drop it in, resize, recolour, done.

What's in the pack:

  • 33 unique animal stamp brushes (ABR format)
  • A dozen-plus dogs in mixed breeds and moods, several cats, small birds, mice, pandas, and a few cheerful frogs
  • High-resolution — comfortable for print as well as screen

Need repeating artwork instead of single stamps? There's a matching seamless animal pattern set built from these exact brushes — ready-made for wrapping paper, kids' fabric prints, packaging backgrounds, and phone wallpapers.

Load the ABR, pick a colour, start dropping animals where you need them.

Frequently asked questions

Is "Animal Doodles Brushes" free to download?
Yes — this resource is free to download from MyPhotoshopBrushes, with no signup and no paywall. It is published under the Free for Commercial Use license, which allows commercial use — see the license panel on this page for the exact terms.
What file format does this download use?
The download is a ZIP archive containing .ABR files — unzip it first, then use the files inside.
How do I use it in Photoshop?
Download the .ABR file and double-click it — Photoshop imports the set and appends it to the Brushes panel automatically. You can also drag the file onto the Photoshop window, or open Window → Brushes and choose Import Brushes from the panel menu.