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Published: 2007-08-20 02:12:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 175575; Favourites: 1002; Downloads: 101360
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Special thanks to Axeraider70 [link] for allowing me to convert and host this set of brushes he created! Please stop by his site and tell him thanks! Please make sure you use these brushes in accordance with the terms and conditions listed on his site.The original set of PS brushes can be found here:
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Enjoy!
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just gorgeous! Β thank you so much....i am just a beginner & the Lotus is my 'peace' flower.
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Used hereΒ devilishlysinister.deviantart.β¦
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Thanks for your brushes. I used them here:Β ethericdezigns.deviantart.com/β¦
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question some people say the brushes are free but i'm not sure are they free? just asking i don't really know ^-^.
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Their free! and real great...can you tell me how to upload GIMp images to dA?
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oh ik that now ^.^sure! go to submit then click it im sure from there you can figure it out.
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but..its says it doesn't support the XCF files
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then save it to png.
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Hello ! You've just to unzip the file (two clicks). After that, you've to put this file in Gimp>Brushes. You've to open gimp and click on "update brushes".
I hope to have helped you !
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We just featured this brush on our site Digital Ink Magazine in our 50 free gimp brushes, here is the link to the article, great work by the way keep it up
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You talk with a wall lol
Submitted: August 19, 2007
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and no reply from his part !
lol
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I LOVED these brushes! Thanks a lot
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Thank you! 
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Download the file, then extract it to C:\Users\[username]\.gimp-2.x\brushes\.
That's on Vista and Win7.
(An easier way to find the brush location is to right click one in the brush pane of GIMP and click 'Copy Brush Location')
...Really late response, Sorry if that doesn't help.
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Thanks! Sorry, for late reply, I don't go to DA often. I somehow 'learnt' it by messing around. Thanks again!
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