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Take someone's face and create a smoke dispersion effect out of it.Smoke Brushes: ht. How do you download/install more brushes on to GIMP? I need the following brushes: 378 abstract vector brushes courtesy PAULW at DeviantART vector foliage brushes by ObsidianDawn splatter brushes by ka05 galaxies brushes by Sunira abstract brushes by r0man-de Would greatly appreciate. Install brushes on GIMP. Both Photoshop and GIMP brushes work. Smoke brushes: tutorial.

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How to import brushes into Photoshop

Download the Photoshop brush collection of your choice.

1. Find the location where you downloaded the brushes
2. Simply drag the ABR file directly into Photoshop

Or

1. Head up to Edit > Preset Manager
2. Select the brushes from the drop down menu
3. Select load
4. Load your downloaded Photoshop brushes

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Cannot drag brushes into GIMP brushes folder on Mac

I'm having trouble installing a brush set I downloaded from DeviantArt. I've unzipped the file, but when I try to drag the folder to GIMP's brushes directory, it gives me a prohibitory symbol and won't copy it over.

I'm running MacOS 10.14.3. I'm hoping this isn't just a Mac thing. With the current security protocols built into the OS, it takes an act of Congress just to get GIMP to launch every time I want to use it, since it's not a 'verified app publisher', and they took away the 'Always Open' function in security preferences.

Cannot drag brushes into GIMP brushes folder on Mac

I've identified part of the problem: the permissions on the folder are set to Read Only. The problem is, I can't seem to change the permissions to Read & Write. Would deleting and reinstalling GIMP solve this?

Cannot drag brushes into GIMP brushes folder on Mac

I've identified part of the problem: the permissions on the folder are set to Read Only. The problem is, I can't seem to change the permissions to Read & Write. Would deleting and reinstalling GIMP solve this?

Caveat - Not a OSX user only a poor-ol linux fan and liable to remain that way. But I do have an old OSX VM to see what it is all about.

That reads like you are putting the brushes in the Gimp system folder - some long name in Applications/GIMP-2.10/...etc. That is read only.

If you look in GIMP-2.10 -> Preferences -> Folders -> Brushes there should be two entries one as above (or similar) and another for your Gimp user profile. /Users/your_name/....etc... As in the screenshot.

An alternative is make a folder for new brushes somewhere where you definitely have permissions and same place as before Edit -> Preferences -> Folders -> Brushes add that location. Same preferences dialogue to add path.

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Cannot drag brushes into GIMP brushes folder on Mac

Caveat - Not a OSX user only a poor-ol linux fan and liable to remain that way. But I do have an old OSX VM to see what it is all about.

That reads like you are putting the brushes in the Gimp system folder - some long name in Applications/GIMP-2.10/...etc. That is read only.

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If you look in GIMP-2.10 -> Preferences -> Folders -> Brushes there should be two entries one as above (or similar) and another for your Gimp user profile. /Users/your_name/....etc... As in the screenshot.

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An alternative is make a folder for new brushes somewhere where you definitely have permissions and same place as before Edit -> Preferences -> Folders -> Brushes add that location. Same preferences dialogue to add path.

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Thank you! That totally did the trick!