3 painting brushes that I usually use together.
Thick coat does what the names says and makes a "thick" coat of colour. It blends very nicely and has a nice texture.
I usually use thick coat and then blend it out with soft square if needed.
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Soft square is very soft and capable of making both hard and soft edges. By rotating the brush the brush can get into small spaces, this allows for a level of detail even when the brush size is large.
I usually use this to blend things and for backgrounds that aren't too detailed.
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Crunch texture is useful for covering large areas quickly, it's slightly transparent so it might need multiple layers/passes to be opaque.I usually use this to sketch and for less detailed backgrounds.
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