These are amazing! Thank you!
Can I make a tiny suggestion? If you set the brush spacing wider it would be easier to see each brush shape in the drop down, and it would allow filling large areas quickly without image overlap.
This is perfect timing as I’m secretly doing an Ireland themed map for my next DnD campaign (the BBEG is in a complex surprising similar to Tayto Park - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...)
@dogwelder They're not designed to work like a traditional brush, they're designed to be placed like a stamp. That way you get variation and not the same exact mountain painted all over the place. Helps creates the illusion they're created by hand.
I usually recommend turning the stroke off in the brush panel, and just viewing the tip/name.
Can I make a tiny suggestion? If you set the brush spacing wider it would be easier to see each brush shape in the drop down, and it would allow filling large areas quickly without image overlap.
I usually recommend turning the stroke off in the brush panel, and just viewing the tip/name.