the intoxicate pencil set got deleted recently, ya have it?
massive ginormous unfathomable thanks in advance
Salutations, friend! Not me personally, but this nice person has uploaded them with a few other sets too:
Link to tweet with DL below them.
Funny thing, I'm actually very particular with pencils and that's why I've made so many. Sketching is an important step, always be comfortable & modify your brushes to your liking. π
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I adore your work, itβs always stunning! Would you mind sharing which brushes you tend to use most? Iβm new to digital, having always worked with graphite and am struggling to find brushes that I like. I always love your line work, so would appreciate any suggestions. Hope youβre having a wonderful day!
Hi! Thanks π
I use Procreateβs default pencil brush and some brushes on Chromograph and Rusty Nib from here https://www.truegrittexturesupply.com
Itβs better if you try each of them to be honest coz it varies for each person. Hope this helps.
Sorry I meant to say there any Copic maker brush for CSP?
Fun Fact: It's been at least five years since I picked up a true Copic marker, so I'm not sure if I'm the best for this. I'll do my best! @ anyone reading this, feel free to suggest your favorites too. :o
This will be different since there will be GIFs for this to show you what they draw like. Marker feeling is just as important as marker look. I'll have the non-gif versions at the bottom to compensate for color loss. I'm going to recommend one paid set, then the rest are free, so you can scroll down if you don't have cash to spare.
Originally, one of the most popular CSP Copics was Wren's alcohol Makers - based on Copics themselves, texture & everything.
They're now 5$ on Gumroad. The original set was just 2 brushes & a texture IIRC, now it's several brushes & textures. If you like how they look, grab 'em here.
There's also Michael Guimont's set for 4$ which I haven't tried, but he did great with his pencil set so I'm guessing it's also quality. I also love this set by Frankentoon Studios for 15$, but the markers are a bit more messy than classic copics!
Ok, now the free stuff. There's 2 strategies for markers: make a brush with a texture, or make brushes and then a texture to put on top of it. You'll see what I mean below.
Gloomsugar's makers feel nice to me. They have a nice subtle texture & mix well, and are gentle to the touch. I changed the bottom to be on "normal" instead of "darken" blending mode.
Crm's marker set (sorry for forgetting the R in the name there) takes the second approach: a marker texture on top.
These are soft, normal mixing brushes that come with 2 textures to use on top. I think it's a great compromise if you want blending without compromising texture, but it's a bit hard to get used to.
This method can be done with any paper texture you own. Like so:
Mine (Real Textures Pack), Crm's textures in the Marker pack above, & this texture set to the blending mode overlay here. Again, this is the best way to make sure you get the nice melting feeling of alcohol markers digitally without worrying about losing texture. Or you could like alcohol markers without the texture period, so a general brush is the best compromise.
The Nu Markers used to be on the CSP Asset Store, but got taken down once someone finally noticed the thumbnail was Jet Set Radio fanart ;w;
They're archived here and hopefully he'll reupload them on CSP Assets again too. They're on the dry side, so it may or may not be what you're looking for. Great look, though.
The other two on CSP assets are this set that got popular recently & this marker for 10cp I like. The first one I haven't played with as much but do enjoy from a glance, the second is nice but I'm not sure if it is what you're looking for.
Off of CSP Assets, there's these markers from Halftone Hospital:
Originally for Photoshop, these actually import great to CSP. They do not have blending, but you can add it in of course. Nice, smooth, fun.
Lastly, I don't think this is what you're looking for, but the burnout ink set on Photoshop is a ton of fun:
I just really adore the texture and feel of these. Lots of fun. I am pretty sure I had to adjust the brush stroke gap from like 1.0 to the default "narrow" instead since that slows brushes down. :v
I'm not sure if these are what you're looking for, but I hope they help!
Do you have archive of Marker Texture Brush -1809506 ? Cause I been deleted.
The CSPA reentry repository does. Scroll down/ctrl+F and it'll be there. But I can't mention it without saying you can get more brushes and textures from the maker here:
I feel bad sharing CSP stuff that's become paid-for, but this is akin to recovering it from the asset store for those who used to have it but can't access it any more for whatever reason. If you have the cash and love the marker, I do suggest grabbing the set. Think of the marker as a free sample c:
I don't know if you know this artist lemon_eyebrows. But I don't know what CSP brushes they use for making there art. I don't know if you can recognize the brushes they use?
Truth is, not even my superpowers are that good. I can try and approximate though.
Edit: Check the Reblogs & Replies, other people have chipped in with links & responses.
Be forewarned though: I'm doing this since it's an interesting challenge to dissect other people's artstyles and I'm assuming the artist is too inactive/didn't respond for whatever reason. There's no real copyright on style or art technique, but do be aware some artist are very protective of their style. Some see it as an extension of themselves and get upset when they see copycats. I think there's nothing wrong with studying and learning other artists (for example a common exercise is copying a famous painting to learn technique of it for yourself), but I'll delete or modify this if L_E asks for the sake of respect. Most who copy other artist's styles usually go "Man, I wanna be that cool!" and do it for non malicious reasons, so I don't mind helping out. Usually people learn then diverge from the style, just another stage of learning and enjoying art.
For the future, I'm open to doing more asks like this since theyre interesting, but the best way is always to ask the artist first. Please enjoy Lemon Eyebrows' Ko-Fi, while we're at it.
Now to the meat of the post: The problem is a lot of brushes are similar to each other. It can also be a brush the artist created on his own, either from scratch or by modifying another. Usually, people just download the most popular brushes and use those since they're easy to use and provide good results (a good thing), so I'm going off that. Here's the best approximate I got.
γ·γγγ³γ»ζΉ / Symi Pen Kai is my guess on lineart. It is a lightly aliased rough pen with good character, responsive to both speed & pressure.
For a hard shiny surface, use something like a regular smooth pen or a Lasso Fill like this 1978471, draw out the shine line, then erase with a soft eraser (I used one at 60% hardness). You can then blend it with another coloring brush or a blending brush like the right side in case you want to make it less harsh.
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Hello! I hope I am in the right place to ask if you have any of these brushes! I've been looking everywhere in hopes someone out there has the file with no luck.
The first was once available to me but sadly had no clippy that time to purchase it and the rest doesn't pop up on my end.
I'd appreciate the help! Thank you!
Checked around - nope. I found the artist of the softsharp but they're in japanese and like to post art of questionable age peopleπ¬, so I'm not going to ask 'em. The Watercolor set is a mystery.
Let me know if you have these in the replies/reblogs or @clipstudiobrusharchive ! I'll be taking questions there from now on. :)