A grungy frayed rope brush for all your old rope needs
This is built on the same pattern as my smooth rope brush, but I've added texture to show age and wear.
As always, this is a versatile brush that you can use how ever you like, but here are a few examples!
(hint: it's a good idea to turn up stabilization when doing curves on this brush!)
SPECIAL IDEA! "hanging by a thread"
Edited with the g pen. To get this effect, erase a portion of the rope and draw in the ragged ends and last string connecting the two ends.
Have fun!
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