Since those are not in 100px x 100px (96dpi) the best way to use them, is to import them into Paint.NET using Layers -> Import from File command *Link**Songs*Odjbox - Otto CroyDutty Moonshine - Takin' It BackSavant - The Arcade 201 In Paint.NET go to Effects -> Draw with custom brush (make sure you installed the plug-in first) Please note: These brushes are downloadable in.png format. I use a choice of effects-plugin that make it mighty but not slow But additionally I use as well especially because it starts so fast. Actually, I own Photoshop CS3 wich I use for complex photo-retouching (and Bridge for all those Digicam-Shots).

IMO there's no competition between Photoshop and, they can happily coexist.

If your file fails to load or looks different in Paint.NET than it does in Photoshop, please see: Compatibility with Photoshop If you still have problems or questions after reading the above, please feel free to There will be features that do not translate over.

Paint.NET is ultimately a much less complex application than Photoshop.

After you complete the painting, click the arrow on the top bar Use the brush of your choice or select and mask.

Open Photoshop, go to the brush tool and figure out what you are trying to do.

You then need to add all the folder / directories where you have Photoshop plugins installed

Click on the Effects -> 8bf Filter menu in Paint.NET: Click on the Search Directories tab at the top of the window, and then click Add.

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