Gimp Tutorial: Creating Variable Sized Brushes

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I meant to upload this ages ago but forgot...

I like the sound of my own voice too much! If you wanna skip the pointless prologue then skip to around the 3 minute mark! That is an unforgivable amount of pointless waffle on my behalf!

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[ldstrooper]

Looks like you are using gimp 2.4 if so, use the square brackets to size the brushes. That said, I too have made a Dynamic brush that I can change the size and hardness of on the fly.

[malgalin]

I made this tutorial 3 months ago...I practically only ever use square brackets myself now!

[Sccrchamp102]

your voice is so soothing.

[jslilwifey]

thank you. very helpful.

[Angela Myrick]

my tool box does'nt have any of the lower options

[pokadotplot]

Very helpful! Thank you. C:

[Audrey Kniep]

Actually, you don't need to make a new brush to make it bigger. You can just scale it up.

[ArenaTM]

"and this pepper... i still haven't found use for this pepper."

:D

[pixelbean]

I like this video - clear and precise - Thank you very much

[findthejohn]

Great stuff!

[Larry Nelson]

great lesson. I lost the sliding scale that would change the size of any brush--any idea how to locate this? thanks

[4meUr2much]

Your videos are SO helpful thanks SO much!!!

[sietsk]

It's been possible to scale brushes since version 2.4.

[PoosieKatt]

can u tell me why when I download SOME gimp brushes,... they are TOO huge.. like eye shadows or hair textures... They are wayyyy bigger then any pic I could use. Not all brushed load like that.. just ones like that.. maybe some boarder brushes.. is there a way to fix that?