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Description
-You may use these for your commercial projects
-Credit wherever possible with a link back to this page
-These brushes/stamps cannot be redistributed or used to make new stock
-Cannot be sold as is, it has to be a part of something you've made
-Please post a comment here with a link to the finished piece, I'd love to see it.

The Brushes found in stamps.pmt are meant to be used with Open Canvas 4.5. To install go to the folder that contains Open Canvas, paste stamps.pmt into the Preset folder. Then in Open Canvas find the downward pointing arrow in the top right corner of your brush settings. Choose Open Brushes and click on stamps.pmt. Viola! Photoshop users please continue reading for more information.

These are all of the brushes that I've made in the last year or so (minus a couple I couldn't find). Technically they aren't really brushes, they're more like stamps (save for one). All the images are provided in case your art program is not compatible.

Photoshop Users
When you open up this file you will likely be a little disappointed. The brushes are tiny. Contrary to photoshop, Open Canvas works best with small images for its brushes. All these images range from 50 pixels squared to 200 pixels squared. These are intended as a supplement to painting. Basically, you're supposed to use the brushes to lay down where you want the parts to be and then you must go back and paint in each part of the stamp.

Its kinda old school, but using stamps as a guideline instead of a finished product will make your art more unique and professional quality, but without needing to spend as much time on the details.

The settings for these brushes are as follows:
Pencil
Opacity: 100%
Spacing: 200% (how much space before it stamps again)
No Opacity Control
No Size Control
Radius: 100%
Hardness: Fat Round brush, 100% Flat

Brushes found in this pack:
Bricks (3)
Cherry Blossoms (6)
Grass (5)
Gusty Cloud (1, not a stamp)
Dragon Scale (3)
Eyes (13)
Eye Balls (4)
Koi Scale (3)
Leaf (3)
Naga Scale (5)
Distant Trees (2)
Water Droplets (3)

Description
-You may use these for your commercial projects
-Credit wherever possible with a link back to this page
-These brushes/stamps cannot be redistributed or used to make new stock
-Cannot be sold as is, it has to be a part of something you've made
-Please post a comment here with a link to the finished piece, I'd love to see it.

The Brushes found in stamps.pmt are meant to be used with Open Canvas 4.5. To install go to the folder that contains Open Canvas, paste stamps.pmt into the Preset folder. Then in Open Canvas find the downward pointing arrow in the top right corner of your brush settings. Choose Open Brushes and click on stamps.pmt. Viola! Photoshop users please continue reading for more information.

These are all of the brushes that I've made in the last year or so (minus a couple I couldn't find). Technically they aren't really brushes, they're more like stamps (save for one). All the images are provided in case your art program is not compatible.

Photoshop Users
When you open up this file you will likely be a little disappointed. The brushes are tiny. Contrary to photoshop, Open Canvas works best with small images for its brushes. All these images range from 50 pixels squared to 200 pixels squared. These are intended as a supplement to painting. Basically, you're supposed to use the brushes to lay down where you want the parts to be and then you must go back and paint in each part of the stamp.

Its kinda old school, but using stamps as a guideline instead of a finished product will make your art more unique and professional quality, but without needing to spend as much time on the details.

The settings for these brushes are as follows:
Pencil
Opacity: 100%
Spacing: 200% (how much space before it stamps again)
No Opacity Control
No Size Control
Radius: 100%
Hardness: Fat Round brush, 100% Flat

Brushes found in this pack:
Bricks (3)
Cherry Blossoms (6)
Grass (5)
Gusty Cloud (1, not a stamp)
Dragon Scale (3)
Eyes (13)
Eye Balls (4)
Koi Scale (3)
Leaf (3)
Naga Scale (5)
Distant Trees (2)
Water Droplets (3)