The Android platform makes this more difficult.
Close Krita.
Use a file management app like Total Commander to move the .bundle file directly into org.krita/files (don’t put it into the brushes folder).
Restart Krita and the brushes will be ready to use.
What I did on my Samsung S7 tablet was to download the .bundle file to the directory of my choice on my SD card then I ran Krita and went into the “Settings” then “Manage resources” and chose the bundle.
See this post for screenshot:
So it seems i can download other bundles but this one with the Kra. extension doesnt work at all and the bundles seem to show up in the resources manager menu but then has nothing in them… which is very weird!
Thanks for your response! I’ve tried Total commander but Krita doesnt seem to show up as a option for me to move the files into… very odd. Will have a look to see if there’s something I’m missing…
Which link did you follow? The link is in this post… (from @emilm’s post above)
A .kra file is a project file, it does not have any brushes in it. You open those in the usual way.
All your Krita files are here:
storage/emulated/0/Android/data/org.krita/files
Add:
On second thought, you’re on a Samsung which is known for doing things a little differently in the file management area. Let us know if the Krita files are kept in a different location on your device.
@sooz you are correct, the Krita files are kept there.
Using this shortcut app:
I can browse all necessary files on my Samsung tablet.
As for working project files, I keep them on my SD card and Krita can load and save to them. 
Hello @Morvela and welcome to the forum 
You can post that in your own Artwork: Finished Artworks topic if you want to.
@Zambunny Oh my gosh, you should repost these beautiful bunnies in a separate thread under Artwork:Finished Artwork. This needs to be nominated for the featured gallery.
I would not have guess the bunnies was painted with the rotating light brushtips, but neither would I have guessed it was made in Krita. These brushes can produce results that would otherwise be difficult to achieve. Lovely painting
How did you blend these brushes? All the texture is gone when they are blended.
The details are great. How could you “tame” these brushes to attain such detail? Used which blenders or other tools to do so?
Might have been pressure control. Some of the brushes do blend with light pressure.
Actually, these brushes use the color smudge engine and that family of brushes have such tendency. I’ll give it another try but there seems to be some other witchcraft behind it 
Just practice on a test project… Don’t do any serious work yet. Play with them. 
Yep, that is the way!
Only a deep-rooted play instinct is the way to get to know everything. And, burning your fingers on the stove top is part of it!
Michelist
I’m ready to burn my fingers. I just don’t want to fry them too long on the stove going the wrong way
I used @SirPigeonz 's Wet Alpha blending mode. Another project I hope to see finished some day.
Also I blocked in shapes with large brush sizes then went smaller and smaller as I began to work on the details. The light direction and texture tend to disappear when working with smaller brush sizes and not applying much pressure like I tend to do when painting on a graphic tablet. Perhaps I could try modifying the pressure curve so that a lot of texture appears even when not pressing the pen much, but in that case I guess they wouldn’t blend the way I wante them to?
By the way, these brushes are really fun. I think they would be perfect for attempting some paintings “alla prima” style.
