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In the past, I have been able to create an image brush from a png and have the brush retain the color and detail of the original.  Today, in attempting to create an image brush from a png --- after having installed Affinity Photo 2.5.6 --- I discovered that the brush image only appears in black and white, as a silhouette, and although I can chose a color, the brush is still only a silhouette, not a replica of the original image.  Is there a way to make an image brush in the " old " way ?  Or am I overlooking something ? Thanks !

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48 minutes ago, CH Trippe said:

In the past, I have been able to create an image brush from a png and have the brush retain the color and detail of the original.  Today, in attempting to create an image brush from a png --- after having installed Affinity Photo 2.5.6 --- I discovered that the brush image only appears in black and white, as a silhouette, and although I can chose a color, the brush is still only a silhouette, not a replica of the original image.  Is there a way to make an image brush in the " old " way ?  Or am I overlooking something ? Thanks !

Did you create an image brush or intensity brush?

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54 minutes ago, CH Trippe said:

In the past, I have been able to create an image brush from a png and have the brush retain the color and detail of the original.  Today, in attempting to create an image brush from a png --- after having installed Affinity Photo 2.5.6 --- I discovered that the brush image only appears in black and white, as a silhouette, and although I can chose a color, the brush is still only a silhouette, not a replica of the original image.  Is there a way to make an image brush in the " old " way ?  Or am I overlooking something ? Thanks !

In V2.5.6 New Image Brush works fine on my iPad, are you using Windows or PC?

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