A set of lace patterns to go on the end of your clothing, to give it some extra detail!
All brushes are meant to go on the end of a cloth as part of the lineart. Lace 2 is versatile, and can be used plain or in a bump pattern.
When creating frills and folds with the lace, it is best to draw the edge out, and erase the sections of the lace that overlap. Also, using a bit of “free deform” on the parts that fold can give it some dimension.
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