Cheap Ballpoint pen Brush

Resources Brushes and Bundles
48

A post was split to a new topic: How to create transparent background

49

having some trouble getting this brush can someone help me out

50

Hi @LittleFishowo Can you describe the problem you’re having?

1 Like
51

In case you have downloaded them as PNGs, have you read this post:

Michelist

1 Like
52

Apologies i figured it out

53

i ened up seeing this thank you

1 Like
54

new-york-alex-and-greg
new-york-alex-and-greg1884×1368 367 KB

Thanks so much for the brush! I had a lot of fun using it.

20 Likes
55

Hello @Illuminescence and welcome to the forum :slight_smile:

That’s wonderfully detailed.
You could post that image in your own new topic in the Artwork: Finished Artworks category if you like.

56

hmmm yummy i feel the ink in this painting

1 Like
57

Thank you, I was very confused.

58

Hi guys, I downloaded the files, and they were .png, but I changed them into .kpp. Then I put them in the folder the comments mentioned but I can’t find it in the list of brushes even after restarting krita. Maybe is there but not sure with icon I should look for, and also if I write “ball” on search nothing appears. I’m on Mac btw.

Thanks in advance

**solved, for the ones Mac by default hides .extension so make sure you go to finder to show extension and change it, then Mac will ask if the extension you want to keep is .kpp or .png and select .kpp and then just follow the normal installation steps. :slight_smile:

1 Like
59

:slight_smile: Hello @D81 and welcome to the forum!

This is a known issue with operating systems such as macOS and Windows 10 and above, but browsers can also rename files incorrectly if they believe it to be correct. The problem here arises from the fact that Krita’s brush presets (*.KPP) are actually *.PNG files that become brush presets by adding metadata to the PNG. In Windows, you then have to enable the display of file name extensions and hidden files in Explorer.

Michelist

1 Like