I used a sketch I made in traditional oil pastel to make the base of the brush. Tilt, pressure, and selected size of the brush change the properties and amount of blending.
Made to simulate traditional oil pastel media by using my own oil pastel sketch and settings of the brush.
Larger sizes make the brush rougher, more scattered, and show more of the base layer. Smaller makes it smoother. Tilt and pressure sentivity change how the brush blends and its size. Also how fast you make your strokes change the brush as well. If you use the mouse, you get an even texture and size unless you move fast, then it blends more.
Example of the brush in action with different size settings and moving the tablet pen.
I'm going to release this as free at first and then later it will be about 10 cp.
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