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I did the download.
Thank you very very very much!!
Thank you so much
I'll probably be using a variety of brushes for my works so if ever I forget to credit you I'm sorry
1) In your web browser, go to the tool menu.
2) Choose "download" from the menu.
3) A new window will appear with your latest downloaded files. Find the brush set and right-click it.
4) A list of options will appear. Choose the one that says "open folder with file" or something like that (mine is in Norwegian so I'm kinda guessing here). If you've chosen the right option another window will appear, this time with the correct folder ("downloads" by default) opened and your file selected.
5) Now you know the placement of the file, which is important whether you want to move it or not.
6) Now launch Photoshop (if you're already running the software, you can skip this part. Simply maximize PS. Oh and I use PS Elements, so there might be some slight differences in locations and stuff).
7) Go to the brush selection panel and open it. On the right side of the panel, right at the edge, there should be a couple of tiny arrows of sorts. Click the symbol once. A new set of options should appear.
8) At the very bottom of the list, there should exist an option that says "load brushes". Click it.
9) A folder will appear. By default, this the "brushes" folder in the Adobe Photoshop parent folder. It's somewhere around there, anyways.. I think >_<'
10) Now, if you're smarter than me you'll be able to find the "downloads" folder in the top menu. I can't. (but don't you tell..!)Instead, I moved the file to a new folder that I can easily find, like on the desktop or something.
11) Anyways, find the right folder, choose the file, load it and.. voilá!
Phew, longest explanation in the history of DA..! Anyways, i hope this helped you (or anyone else who got stuck trying to access their new brushes) in case you still had not found a way to do it.
Good luck!!