A soft inking brush good for all types of illustration lineart.
My favorite lineart tool. This tool works best in small/medium size to create a line that appears sharp, but still has softness.
Be mindful when adding color, as the aliasing of this brush can easily cause gaps or blank spots with magic wand/bucket tool.
This tool is just as good at small details as it is with strong, bold strokes!
Below is a piece made with the Soft Liner for ink/linework. As you can see, the seams of his clothing are light and subtle, while the outline is sharp and defined!
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