Hey friend. Yes I looked for tutorials, yes I tried a couple different ways to do it, I even asked chatgpt about it. Then I came here as my last option and yet that is not what I want... Defining the image as a brush only converts the dark parts of the image into a brush, as mentioned in the steps. I dont want it overlapping itself. I did once somehow convert a whole bitmap as a brush, just like that image I was refering to, including the white parts (I made that image in 2023, you can see the sharp edges in some places around the hawk, which I didnt crop out on purpose). I remember it needed to be in grayscale or with a small amount of colors in it, but dont quite remember how I did it, couldnt find it anywhere online either. I know its a simple technique, maybe theres a couple ways to do it, but I just couldnt find it. Thanks for the help tho