My chisel tip brush for sketching and inking.
I made this brush after one of my favorite pens to sketch with--the felt chisel tip lettering pen/marker that often had dry streaking or "railroading" in fast strokes.
I do my best to note this in all my brushes, but I do draw at large sizes and light pressure. I only test at these parameters. My brushes will have a rougher look at smaller sizes. Both examples below were drawn on a 12x12inch canvas at 300 DPI.
If you don't want that dried-out look in the middle of strokes, remove Velocity, and adjust Density. Change gap to change the smoothness or roughness of the edges.
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