How about we start off the week with some free software! I’ve got another 3 copies of Brush Pilot to give away this week. Brush Pilot is a fast, easy to use Photoshop Brush previewer for Mac OS X. Read the rules after the jump and good luck!

Visit BrushPilotApp.com to download a demo and read more details.

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In case you’ve been wondering what I’ve been up to lately, well, here it is. After lots of hard work and testing, I’m proud to release my latest pet project, Brush Pilot 1.02. It’s a lightweight, fast Photoshop Brush Previewer for OS X. In the spirit of BittBox, I’m giving away 3 free copies to some lucky commenters. Make sure and read the rules, and good luck!

Visit BrushPilotApp.com to download a demo and read more details.

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I’ve got a great giveaway for you all this week. Billings 3. Its a robust and feature-rich invoicing, time tracking, and project management software for Mac. (just name a few features) If you’re a business owner or freelancer, it doesn’t matter. This software does it all. I’ve had the liberty of playing around with Billings 3 for a couple days now, and I’m extremely impressed by it’s usefulness, and attention to detail when it comes to features that just “make sense.” It’s very affordable, but today, I have 2 licenses to give away to 2 lucky BittBox readers. I encourage you to download the trial and see exactly what’s at stake. You won’t be disappointed! Rules after the jump.

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I’ve stumbled upon a little gem on the Apple downloads site, and I’d like to share a new freeeware app with everyone. It’s called Repeating Motif Generator, and it’s a handy little app for creating seamless repeating patterns. There is a variety of uses for this application, but it may just come in handy for you some day. :)

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Lost Minds has recently released Vectoraster 3, the third iteration of a handy application for OS X that takes images and instantly converts them into vector halftones that can be exported and opened in almost any vector editor. I wrote about Vectoraster a while ago, and version 3 is quicker and has a couple cool new features, one of which I want to show you right now.

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