Light pressure: Blend, Smoothen, Blur!
Heavy pressure: Blend and add slight color correction.
A smoother brush inspired off of the main properties from a certaint watercolor brush to blend with.
Were you one of the artists who started on a certain program but has since moved over to CSP?
Miss the properties of the blending brush from back then?
I sure do, so I remade it as closely as possible in Clip Studio Paint.
While it might not be 100% the same as the pin-point precicion of the brushes, it still retains what I felt was the most important properties to the blur aspect;
- If you brush lightly it will softly blend any adjacent colors OR blur any sharp corners, transparent or not.
- If you have a color selected and press harder, the color will start to show and you can paint or adjust colors as you blend.
Important notes:
- This is mainly for blurring hard edges and colors.
- Mainly an editing tool and not so much a painting brush.
- I'd reccomend to not fiddle too much around with the settings unless you know what you're doing -- even I didn't know what I was doing ahah..
I hope you liked my first brush!
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