Make a brush - Make a mandala

[oldmangrumpy]

Skinnyhouse - thank you.

[oldmangrumpy]

Self explanatory.

[oldmangrumpy]

A more flamboyant brush this time.

[gasMask]

I find to be, for both #302 and #303, awesome.

[Wallace]

Is it a mandala or a rug/carpet,
I guess it could be both.

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[oldmangrumpy]

Wallace - nice one!

Using one of the brushes as in post #293, I made a different mandala pattern and rendered it to make it glassy.

[Issabella]

Perfect and beautiful Mandalas.
Thanks OMG and Wallace.

[Wallace]

Wallace - nice one!

Perfect and beautiful Mandalas.
Thanks OMG and Wallace.

[oldmangrumpy]

I was thinking of doing a silhouette portrait but it ended up being a mandala

[gasMask]

#309. Nice. The texture works well.

[oldmangrumpy]

GasMask - thank you.

Just experimenting with brushes, Gimp filters and GMIC filters, which leads to ... serendipity!! Two different mandala style outcomes below from the same brush.

[Issabella]

OMG, how beautiful and attractive those mandalas. You are an endless source of creativity. Also thank you for the brushes you make and share.

[oldmangrumpy]

Issabella - thank you my friend.

[oldmangrumpy]

Mandalas from metallic goat horns brush; can be use as is and/or cropped for single horn.

[oldmangrumpy]

Well, after all my years using Gimp, I've found a new (yet simple) means of creating a brush for my mandalas. I created a path using Ofnuts 'Path Inbetweener', then simply stroked it using Stroke Line, with an OMG pattern and custom (stippled) line style.

[Issabella]

Bravo OMG! How difficult but the result is awesome. Great!

[oldmangrumpy]

Issabella - thank you; you are too kind