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Ron's Birds Brushes possible to use on Gimp?- (solved:yes)

LinwellyLinwelly Posts: 5,946
edited March 13 in The Commons

I noticed Ron's birds brushes today in the sale and was wondering if I could transfer them to gimp. it says Photoshop CS and Up Only, I honestly have no clue if that is already and old PS version, that the transfer should work

Anyway here is the link

https://www.daz3d.com/rons-birds

thanks for input

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  • Silent WinterSilent Winter Posts: 3,721

    It's highly likely to work (I've got lots of his sets, just not that one).

    The only ones that don't work really are the ones that need to use layer styles and some of the really new ones. Most of his older brush sets work fine.

    There's always the money back guarantee if they don't, but I've never had a problem with Ron's brushes in GIMP.

  • mdingmding Posts: 1,243

    @Linwelly:

    Just created this quickly using only GIMP (click to enlarge), so yes it does work. What doesn't work are .csh shapes or styles:

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    1080 x 1080 - 3M
  • Faeryl WomynFaeryl Womyn Posts: 3,624

    Both Krita and GIMP can use Photoshop brushes, also if they changed the format, both the free programs will most likely update to use those, just takes a little time. Also, both Krita and GIMP can use layered brushes.

  • LinwellyLinwelly Posts: 5,946

    Thanks everybody, that's great to know!

  • nomad-ads_8ecd56922enomad-ads_8ecd56922e Posts: 1,949

    Paint.net has pluggins for PS brushes, too.

  • memcneil70memcneil70 Posts: 4,114

    mding said:

    @Linwelly:

    Just created this quickly using only GIMP (click to enlarge), so yes it does work. What doesn't work are .csh shapes or styles:

    For something you say you 'just created quickly' that is wonderful and reminds me of artwork I saw in Asia on scrolls and on fabric I could buy. Totally lovely @mding.

    Mary

  • mdingmding Posts: 1,243

    @memcneil70: 

    Many thanks, that is so kind of you! 

    Ron's Brushes allow for very quick designs - in this case: A background from the other store (Antje), a tree brush in the foreground with suiting color, a tree brush, a bit darker, a layer behind, then the slightly blurred bird's brush. On top of all the canvas texture. Can be done in literally less than a minute, lol. But that is only possible because of the high quality of the brushes and background i used. So i really recommend such tools to everybody taking the time to read smiley

  • LinwellyLinwelly Posts: 5,946

    mding said:

    @memcneil70: 

    Many thanks, that is so kind of you! 

    Ron's Brushes allow for very quick designs - in this case: A background from the other store (Antje), a tree brush in the foreground with suiting color, a tree brush, a bit darker, a layer behind, then the slightly blurred bird's brush. On top of all the canvas texture. Can be done in literally less than a minute, lol. But that is only possible because of the high quality of the brushes and background i used. So i really recommend such tools to everybody taking the time to read smiley

    It's true though, I marveled at the image as well thinking this is skill to use something and make it look lovely, I really like the graphic quality of it

  • mdingmding Posts: 1,243

    Thank you @Linwelly!

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