Search:

That's a winner! In-house and sophisticated. I shall now make poorly thought through brushes knowing I can delete them at will just by looking at a thumbnail.

Thank you both.

Yup, I'll go with the xar file method. I'm famous for thinking something is the best thing ever...then realising it's monkey poo a week or so later. It's far easier to flush xar files than mess...

Ha, so they do...not that I doubted you. I'd better go and learn how to save them permanently now just in case I ever make one that's actually worth saving.

I've never really played around with...

After trying to create a custom brush (numerous times) I now have several versions that I don't want. How does one simply delete them?