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edited Jan 25, 2016 at 13:48

iamcastelli

+Finn Bartel, yes it is very Possible. This is how I do it on A PC in two steps.

Saving the Library:

Create your custom brush and, from the bottom left corner of the library panel is a library icon, click on it to open a contextual menu that displays a list of brushes. But you realize the first option is Save Brush.
On clicking SaveAs prompts you to save to the temporary/roaming location where illustrator keeps it data

I advise you to save it in some project workspace folder say Project X Brushes.
Copy that file using your explorer, navigate to the brushes preset folder and paste it there, mine is at..

ThatWhere C is the installation drive. Note that you sometimes need administrator privileges to save under C:\Program Files. That way your custom brush will show up in the Library. NoteAlso Note (You can group many libraries in a folder too within the Brushes folder)

TransferingTransferring the Library to the remote device:

Just copy this file to the equivalent location on that remote computer

+Finn Bartel, yes it is very Possible. This is how I do it on A PC in two steps.

Saving the Library:

Create your custom brush and, from the bottom left corner of the library panel is a library icon, click on it to open a contextual menu that displays a list of brushes. But you realize the first option is Save Brush.
On clicking SaveAs prompts you to save to the temporary/roaming location where illustrator keeps it data

I advise you to save it in some project workspace folder say Project X Brushes.
Copy that file using your explorer, navigate to the brushes preset folder and paste it there, mine is at..

That way your custom brush will show up in the Library.Note (You can group many libraries in a folder too)

Transfering the Library to remote device:

Just copy this file to the equivalent location on that remote computer

+Finn Bartel, yes it is very Possible. This is how I do it on A PC in two steps.

Saving the Library:

Create your custom brush and, from the bottom left corner of the library panel is a library icon, click on it to open a contextual menu that displays a list of brushes. But you realize the first option is Save Brush.
On clicking SaveAs prompts you to save to the temporary/roaming location where illustrator keeps it data

I advise you to save it in some project workspace folder say Project X Brushes.
Copy that file using your explorer, navigate to the brushes preset folder and paste it there, mine is at..

Where C is the installation drive. Note that you sometimes need administrator privileges to save under C:\Program Files. That way your custom brush will show up in the Library. Also Note (You can group many libraries in a folder too within the Brushes folder)

Transferring the Library to the remote device:

Just copy this file to the equivalent location on that remote computer

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created Jan 25, 2016 at 13:40

iamcastelli

+Finn Bartel, yes it is very Possible. This is how I do it on A PC in two steps.

Saving the Library:

Create your custom brush and, from the bottom left corner of the library panel is a library icon, click on it to open a contextual menu that displays a list of brushes. But you realize the first option is Save Brush.
On clicking SaveAs prompts you to save to the temporary/roaming location where illustrator keeps it data

I advise you to save it in some project workspace folder say Project X Brushes.
Copy that file using your explorer, navigate to the brushes preset folder and paste it there, mine is at..

That way your custom brush will show up in the Library.Note (You can group many libraries in a folder too)

Transfering the Library to remote device:

Just copy this file to the equivalent location on that remote computer