Watercolour Set by KRITZEL PIXEL (Watercolour Set by KRITZEL PIXEL) Watercolour Set by KRITZEL PIXEL

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Hand scanned brushes and watercolour paper for a very natural effect. Hand scanned brushes and watercolour paper for a very natural effect.

Welcome to my watercolour set. All brushes and paper textures are hand painted and hand scanned. With the combination of some of the brushes, you can achieve a very realistic watercolour look.

  • Drag and drop watercolour textures
  • Ink Brushes for a realistic feel
  • Coldpressed and Hotpressed paper textures inside the brushes
This was made with "hotpress" + "hotpress 3" and also "innen mixer" and "stroke blend". Looks like bleeding colour on paper, but you have full controll.


For the paper textures to work, grab all 3 of them in your asset library and drag and drop ALL THREE on your canvas. Works best on non 100% white. My paper always has a hint of yellow.


4 brushes for very different outlines.


For the brushes: play with blend modes. Work on same layers for a very good natural blending. I draw my base colours first with "coldpress" and then I lock transparency. Over that I go with an airbrush and different colours for a realistic look of my wash. Then I unlock and add some edges. After that I go over with another brush on multiply. Same layer. You can use mix modes with the brushes, some has it already active. So colours will mix natural.

Very simple example.


The most important brush for me is the "overlay pen". Change settings for your liking. I play with opacity a lot and blend my watercolour lines.
Digital watercolour needs a lot of blending, deleting, overlayers and multiply, so make it look realistic.
Besides outlines, this is all one layer:


I recommend working with gradiant and other layer effects for more contrast and saturation. This set gives a very raw look, like if you scanned normal watercolour.


Brush overlook:


I followed very rushed a traditional art youtube tutorial for this one.
It is not good, but it looks like the stuff I made first time drawing with watercolours.


More examples of the brushes



I created all brushes myself, used some tipps and tricks from clip studio paint original tutorials, and also scanned the brush tips and textures myself. For the pictures I worked with free reference.
Welcome to my watercolour set. All brushes and paper textures are hand painted and hand scanned. With the combination of some of the brushes, you can achieve a very realistic watercolour look.

  • Drag and drop watercolour textures
  • Ink Brushes for a realistic feel
  • Coldpressed and Hotpressed paper textures inside the brushes
This was made with "hotpress" + "hotpress 3" and also "innen mixer" and "stroke blend". Looks like bleeding colour on paper, but you have full controll.


For the paper textures to work, grab all 3 of them in your asset library and drag and drop ALL THREE on your canvas. Works best on non 100% white. My paper always has a hint of yellow.


4 brushes for very different outlines.


For the brushes: play with blend modes. Work on same layers for a very good natural blending. I draw my base colours first with "coldpress" and then I lock transparency. Over that I go with an airbrush and different colours for a realistic look of my wash. Then I unlock and add some edges. After that I go over with another brush on multiply. Same layer. You can use mix modes with the brushes, some has it already active. So colours will mix natural.

Very simple example.


The most important brush for me is the "overlay pen". Change settings for your liking. I play with opacity a lot and blend my watercolour lines.
Digital watercolour needs a lot of blending, deleting, overlayers and multiply, so make it look realistic.
Besides outlines, this is all one layer:


I recommend working with gradiant and other layer effects for more contrast and saturation. This set gives a very raw look, like if you scanned normal watercolour.


Brush overlook:


I followed very rushed a traditional art youtube tutorial for this one.
It is not good, but it looks like the stuff I made first time drawing with watercolours.


More examples of the brushes



I created all brushes myself, used some tipps and tricks from clip studio paint original tutorials, and also scanned the brush tips and textures myself. For the pictures I worked with free reference.

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