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TSMB- The GIMP Edition
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(Full title: Tolkien-Style Map Brushes: The GIMP Edition!)
Obviously not by me; they're just converted and brush-ified (with permission from
) from [link] and [link] .
So yep. Stick them in the brushes folder and...have fun!
Obviously not by me; they're just converted and brush-ified (with permission from
) from [link] and [link] . So yep. Stick them in the brushes folder and...have fun!
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Thank you !
Great Brushes!
SOME TIMES I USE CLOUDS FOR MOUTAINS TOO
YOU CAN NEVER HAVE ENOUGH MOUNTIANS THANK YOU
Thanks for converting these great brushes! GIMP brushes are hard to find and I don't yet know how to convert ABR. Used these for a map that will go in book 3 of a fantasy series. 
These are much better quality than my icon brushes XDD
These are great! Thank you so much!
Thank you for these!!! 
Also, how start downloady..?
Top right corner has a button called "Download" right under "Add to Favorites". That should do the job.
How do I download the set?
Top right corner has a button called "Download" right under "Add to Favorites". That should do the job.
Yay! This should make it easier for me to make that map I want to XD I had no idea what symbols I was going to use for everything, haha.
I have a question: Does GIMP has an Option for brushes to kill every color behind it, like in Paint.net or similiar programms. I tried do make some mountains, but I had the problem, that the lines of mountains that are in the back look through the ones that are in the front.
How can I download these brushes for gimp without downloading and installing all the other junk that I don't want on my computer?
YAY the Gimp!!!
Thanks! 
thanks alot ^^
Awesome! Thanks.
Thank you for converting it! 
For some reason though, although I like this brush set....I can't seem to get them down to a smaller size.
Use the Photoshop version and paste the abr file into your brushes folder. It works a charm, and you should be able to resize them then 
I found a way to resize them.
Yay! 
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