Brush that replicates the analog feel of a nylon tip ink brush.
I created this brush with the inention of achieving a more realistic / analog look to ink brush strokes.
The ending result is a brush that mimics fast strokes done with ink brushes (dry stroke).
The effect is controlled by a mix of speed and lenght of the stoke.
Slow strokes pour more ink while fast strokes pour less.
Main settings used are Spraying Effect and Starting and Ending. Feel free to play with them to your liking.
Due to how the brushes are set up, there needs to be a different brush for every size range. Or else if you go too small the particles become too big, and if you go to big the particles stay small.
The effect is controlled by a mix of speed and lenght of the stoke.
Slow strokes pour more ink while fast strokes pour less.
Main settings used are Spraying Effect and Starting and Ending. Feel free to play with them to your liking.
Due to how the brushes are set up, there needs to be a different brush for every size range. Or else if you go too small the particles become too big, and if you go to big the particles stay small.
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Edited the brushes to make them work with any color.
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