Where Does Photoshop Store Custom Brushes?

[Doctor Z]

Okay, I have a bit of an emergency on my hands... I recently downloaded some brushes off the internet, and while loading them into Photoshop, I accidentally clicked &quot;Replace&quot; (which Adobe inexplicably set as the default), instead of &quot;Append&quot;.&nbsp; ALL of the custom brushes that I've ever made were instantly gone.&nbsp; I never saved my brushes as an actual Set, so I don't have an .abr file with my brushes in it.&nbsp; But Photoshop HAS to store these brushes SOMEWHERE, right?&nbsp; Please tell me they're not gone forever.&nbsp; Where the fuck does Photoshop store these brushes if they're not saved to a specific set?&nbsp; I'm fucking horrified/furious.<br /> Thanks in advance.

[mikepop]

When you change the brush size there's a dropdown arrow where you can reset brushes.<br />Otherwise program files/adobe/photoshop/presets/brushes.

[Doctor Z]

<p>Turns out I figured it out...<font> The file I was looking for is a file called &quot;Brushes.psp&quot; which can be found in:<br /> <br /> Library&gt;Preferences&gt;Adobe Photoshop Settings&gt;Brushes.psp<br /> <br /> So I pulled that file from my backup set that I had on an external, and replaced it.&nbsp; I lost a couple brushes that I've created in recent days, but I was able to get most of them back.&nbsp; If I had not had a backup, my shit would've been gone forever, so beware folks... SAVE YOUR BRUSH SETS.<br /></font></p><p>Feel free to lock 'er up... (But not before someone posts x-rated photos that violate board policy.)</p>

[Zorro]

<font size="2">Do you need them to paint over all those employee faces?</font>