Accessing bristle brushes

So whenever you start a new document in the Illustrator, you are going to have…the default set of brushes automatically loaded for you.…And in my version of Illustrator CS6, this is the default set.…And in this default set there is a bunch of calligraphic brushes; there is the…basic stroke which removes the brushes; a couple of Art brushes; a Pattern brush…and one little Mop brush, that's a Bristle brush.…And it's very cool of course, you get the Brush tool the Mop brush. There is…a lot of variance, if you saw the previous movies for how you can make this one…brush act like many by just modifying it on the fly.…

But what if you actually want to access more brushes?…Well there are two ways to do it.…One you can go to a file that has brushes. If you have access to the lynda files, …I've given you this one where I've loaded a bunch.…If you copy--I'm going to copy this and move over to other document and paste them--…of course the brushes will be pasted in for you.…But the other thing you can do--and there are many other ways to load brushes--…