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QuickStart Guide

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DAUB BlackBox Brushes
About these brushes
Provided in this download pack is a brush category containing 18 custom brushes in the Affinity
Brush format. They are specifically tailored to take advantage of custom wet edges - a feature
introduced in version 1.6 of the Affinity apps.
Installing the brushes on desktop
By extracting this ZIP archive to a directory, you have access to the .afbrushes file containing the
brushes. They now require importing into the Affinity apps to be able to use them.
Within Affinity Photo or Affinity Designer, you will find a Brushes Panel (typically at the top right of
the interface). There are two ways of importing brushes into this panel:
1) From the dropdown menu to the right, choose
Import Brushes. Navigate to where you
extracted the ZIP archive and find DAUB
BlackBox.afbrushes. Highlight it and choose
Open.
2) From an Explorer (Windows) or Finder (macOS) window, locate the directory you extracted the
ZIP archive to. Click-drag DAUB BlackBox.afbrushes and offer it to the Affinity app you are using.
The mouse cursor icon should change - you can now release the mouse button and a dialog will
appear to confirm the brushes have been imported.
Once the brushes are imported, you can now select the DAUB
BlackBox category, choose a brush and begin using it with the
painting tools.
Note: In Affinity Designer, you will need to be in the Pixel
Persona for the brushes to appear as they are raster brushes
(not vector).
Extracting the ZIP archive on iPad
The installation process is slightly different on iPad, and there are two methods you can use
depending on whether or not you have a desktop computer.
If you have access to a desktop computer and iCloud Drive storage:
1) Extract the ZIP contents and copy the DAUB BlackBox.afbrushes file to your iCloud Drive. You
may wish to create a new directory (e.g. Brushes) for organisational purposes.
If you do not have access to a desktop computer:
1) Following the download link on iPad will typically open the Safari web browser, which will
prompt you to Open in “Files”. Choose iCloud Drive - this will save the ZIP file to your iCloud
Drive storage.
2) You must now locate the ZIP archive (you should automatically be taken to Recent
Documents where it will be the first item) and tap on it. You will now see an option called
Preview Content - choose this*.
3) As you are now previewing content in the ZIP archive, the “DAUB BlackBox” brush file should
be listed first. If not, keep swiping right until you see a text entry that reads “DAUB BlackBox.
Brush File”. Tap the share button in the top right corner and choose Save to Files. As before
with the initial ZIP download, choose to save to iCloud Drive.
4) You have now successfully extracted the brushes file and it is ready to import.
Installing the brushes on iPad
On the iPad, you will find the Brushes Studio on the right
hand side - tap to open it. Tap the small list icon at the top and
choose Import Brushes.
Using the Files Browser, navigate to DAUB BlackBox.afbrushes and
tap to select it.
The brush category will be imported and displayed automatically. You
can now select a brush and begin painting.
* Please ensure you have the latest iOS 11 updates installed for Preview Content
to work correctly.
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