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hawksmont brushes are packed in archive files (usually with .zip extension), so the first thing you have to do is to unpack the brushes files form the .zip after downloading it from any site.
To unpack the archive you can simply right-click on your
downloaded file and check if there’s the “unpack” option. If there
is, just choose it and unpack the files from the archive to your
brushes folder. If you can’t see that option, it’s possible that
you don’t have any compression software and you have to install
one. Anything compressing into .zip files will do 
Adding brushes
In all versions of Photoshop the ways of adding brushes are similar.
How to add brushes without starting Photoshop
This is the fastest way 
You just have to copy your brushes
(.abr files) into the Photoshop brushes folder: Program
Files > Adobe > Photoshop (7.0 CE or CS or CS2 etc.)
> Presets > Brushes. Then your new brushes
will load automatically when starting Photoshop. You can find them
from menu panel in Brushes window and you can choose to add brushes
to existing ones (click Append) or replace them
(click OK)
If you copy .abr files while working in Photoshop, they’ll appear the next time you start the software.
How to add brushes when Photoshop is open?
You just have to load them
1. Choose the Brush Tool and then click on the down-arrow to open the Brush Preset picker
2. Click on a small right-arrow in the upper-right corner of the
box. Another menu panel should appear. Choose Load
Brushes and locate on your computer brushes you’d like to
add. Open the .abr file and now your new brushes set is ready to
use
There is the second way of adding brushes in Photoshop. Actually
it’s just another place, cos the way is similar
You can open Brushes window (usually it is open by default in the upper-right corner of the Photoshop workspace). Then choose a small arrow next to Brushes and Load Brushes
