...Make a brush that can overlap without showing what is underneath?

[maquesh]

or just do it in Gimp.

Sorry for the thread necromancy (and hijacking at that), but how would you go about to do brushes like this in GIMP?

[jfrazierjr]

Sorry for the thread necromancy (and hijacking at that), but how would you go about to do brushes like this in GIMP?

Make a brush and color the "insides"(remember that white is actually a color also...)

[RobA]

Sorry for the thread necromancy (and hijacking at that), but how would you go about to do brushes like this in GIMP?

To add a bit more, the image must be RGB with alpha, and when saved as a gimp brush it will act like a stamp, drawing in exactly the colours/transparency as created. If it is greyscale without alpha, it will paint in the foreground colour with partial transparency based on the greyscale value.

-Rob A>