An update on the ww brush I published a while ago. Contains a modified version of the OriGinal ww brush (wwOG) and a ReMastered version (wwRM).
A sketch pen that thins out as more pressure is applied. It creates dots at the ends of strokes.
I use both brushes at 5px, on a ~2400px long/wide canvas. The brush is best used on smaller brush sizes, as the dots at the end look more natural.
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wwOG has more pronounced dots at the ends, similar to the original ww brush. However, it creates thinner strokes compared to the original. It is one of my absolute favorite pens to sketch with.
I rarely line with this brush, but it can look something like this:
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wwRM smooths out the dots a bit. However, the strokes tend to be a bit more thicker due to the smoothing.
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