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The result of a survey made by the Krita foundation over social network reported you were a large majority using my brushkit 8.2.

A big thank you about that!

So, I was sponsored by the Krita foundation in March to work on the default brush kit for Krita 4.0 . My mission was to merge my brushkit 8.2, my Charcoal Pencils and wet brushes into a collection of new presets made with feedback of the community and merge also brushes submitted by Ramon Miranda, Wolthera, Pablo Cazorla, Rad, Scott Petrovic, Razvan and other. I triaged them, painted new thumbnails, took care about sorting them, renaming them, optimizing them and polishing the settings. You can read the Git commit here if you want full details.

I am now really happy using them, and happy to share them too!

Documentation:
You can read the fully illustrated documentation here:
docs.krita.org/The_Krita_4_Pre…

Download:
Just download Krita 4.0 , they are part of it by default.

Description
The result of a survey made by the Krita foundation over social network reported you were a large majority using my brushkit 8.2.

A big thank you about that!

So, I was sponsored by the Krita foundation in March to work on the default brush kit for Krita 4.0 . My mission was to merge my brushkit 8.2, my Charcoal Pencils and wet brushes into a collection of new presets made with feedback of the community and merge also brushes submitted by Ramon Miranda, Wolthera, Pablo Cazorla, Rad, Scott Petrovic, Razvan and other. I triaged them, painted new thumbnails, took care about sorting them, renaming them, optimizing them and polishing the settings. You can read the Git commit here if you want full details.

I am now really happy using them, and happy to share them too!

Documentation:
You can read the fully illustrated documentation here:
docs.krita.org/The_Krita_4_Pre…

Download:
Just download Krita 4.0 , they are part of it by default.