A brush emulating a traditional dip brush pen. The brush shapes are sampled off my own traditional dip brush linework. The texture is from watercolor paper.
A brush emulating a traditional dip brush pen. The brush tip shapes are sampled off my own traditional dip brush lines in a scanner. The texture is a watercolor texture I made. The texture gets stronger as you go faster, as I wanted to simulate the effect of sometimes running out of ink. It has tilt and pen pressure as well. You can combine using the brush with a color and using the brush with transparency for more variations on texture and lines. It also looks really good in monochrome layer mode!
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