I use version 8. I've been so fond of how other artists makes their own brushes and utilizes them as their own set.

I think I got the hang of it. I think what I did was 'save' myself a brush pattern, select the item that I want to make the brush out of [e. g.: a lip texture I made for V3], select 'Define brush' in the 'Edit' menu, name it and it's saved.

What I didn't know of is that you have to save your own brush you make. What I did originally was that I defined the brush, and put it in one of the presets. That's when I was referring to the online help menu.

However, I think I did alright.

The reason I made this post was: I just wanted some information on how to make brushes of my own creations. Since I'm using Poser and making a texture for V3, I've been quite comfortable with Corel PhotoPaint 11 for a while, that it's nearly impossible for me to get the feel with PhotoShop. I cannot say that I have no expertise in using it [the basics], it just some of the complex uses of it.

Sometimes I feel like a nut.

I think I got the hang of it. I saved myself a brush preset and define the brush I made -- whatever that is.

Thanks for the replies. They're most helpful.

I welcome to more input.

--jbWStar--

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