That's cool that this thread is still going on
OMG, you did some nice brushes and like @Wallace, your latest fractal mandala is

Wallace and Pixlab - thank you; glad you like these fractal brush based mandalas so here is another one for you

Simple lines not fractals this time.

Another one using Sikh temple roof shapes.

Very intricate, and complex appearing! I really like these.

Pat - than you; always appreciate your comments.

Mandala from fleur de lys brushes

You continue to produce awesome results, omg; great stuff.

Lyle - very kind comments, thank you.

Good to see you are still gong strong with the mandalas OMG

Your fleur de lys brush in post #268 is gorgeous

Beautiful mandalas, OMG.
You have talent to create awesome designs. I think like teapot, your 268 is gorgeous!

Teapot and Issabella - thank you.

Made this one using a brush I have used several times here - viz post #172

Beautiful!

Thanks Pat.

Strictly speaking this mandala should not appear in this thread as I used the standard Gimp 100 Hardness brush – but in this instance I have applied 2 different sets of 'home made' dynamics to that brush in order to create the base mandala image, to which I then applied blurring and GMIC local orientation filter. The power and flexibility of GIMP never ceases to amaze me.

Another couple, using the Gimp standard brushes Hardness 100 and Hardness 075 with my own dynamics.

Back to a simple brush made using BRL and then made the various layers using Symmetry Painting..

May have used this brush before but it does create striking mandalas.

For those that like lacy and/or paisley mandalas.

Here is one using my angel wing brush, which does appear above in this thread, but is one of my favourites.