Here I present to you the brush set “Flower Stamps for Krita”, originally made from iForce73 for Krita 4, but this is for Krita 5 and higher!¹
A colorful flower meadow made in 1 minute, with this no problem
Since I have been waiting for the fulfillment of iForce73’s announcement to release his bundles in revised versions for far more than a year now, I have decided to publish here now the updates of his bundles that I have created and where the license allows it.
And this little bundle is the beginning, at least two more will follow, ‘‘Environment Brushes and Forest Vegetation 3’’, and ‘‘Environments 2.0’’, are in preparation.
Now everybody, even those who are not computer-literate, should be able to use these bundles, because all you have to do is to install the bundles via Kritas resource manager. It doesn’t get any easier than that!
So, from now on, you no longer have to deal with his so-called “bundles”, which, more precisely, were in most cases a compilation of different resources that also contained a bundle, but only worked if you placed “the individual components” correctly in the different folders, so that they worked together.
To call these bundles from iForce73 a kit wouldn’t be so wrong. This was something that overwhelmed some users.
But now this is over!
Here you get a bundle that can be easily installed via resource manager in Krita, and can be activated or deactivated there just as well if needed. Something that was a challenging task before, if you think about the unbundled brush-tips.
For me, these bundles work in all previous release versions from Krita 5.0 up to the current version Krita 5.1.5, this applies to both Windows 10 and SUSE Linux Tumbleweed with the latest updates, and I hope that this will continue in the future, whether this also applies to Android and macOS is unknown to me, but I assume that it will also work there.
The bundles are each in a ZIP archive and also contain installation instructions, a copy of the Creative Commons license, a copy of the website from which I downloaded the bundle in PDF and HTML format, and, if available, the image(s) with which the bundle was presented.
This bundle comes in two versions, with the accompanying presentation video and without the video:
IForce73 - Flower Stamps for Krita 5+ - with Video.zip (~ 70MB) -
IForce73 - Flower Stamps for Krita 5+ - without Video.zip (~ 20MB) -
New alternative links to my k-drive, since Ufile.io seems to be defunct. At least, I’m unable to login or to download my content from them currently.
Here are the installation instructions I have revised, they are also included in the archives.
In Krita open ''Settings'' click on ''Manage Resource Libraries...''
in the opening dialog click on ''Import'' then, in the next
opening dialog, browse to the bundle you want to install,
select it and confirm the selection, so Krita can import the
selected bundle.
And now have fun with Krita and this little bundle and always happy painting!
Michelist
¹ So far tested up to Krita 5.1.5
Link to the Krita 4-Version from iForce73
Add/Edit: 13. May 2023
It seems that the difficulties with ufile.io are solved. Should anyone encounter new difficulties with the download of these files, may you please add a message about the issue to the topic and additionally write a short PM where you point me to your message. The reason is, sometimes I only check the status/count of new messages in the forum, but if I’m busy I only react on the green sign that shows me I got a PM.
Thank you in advance.
Michelist
Add/Edit 22 March 2025: Added an alternate download location, as my longtime file hosting service Ufile.io no longer seems to be a service that can be relied upon.
Add/Edit 2: Removed the ufile.io links completely, although they were working again.
I hope that your circumstances improve soon <3