Some odd brushes I've made for Pixel Art.
These are some weird brushes for pixel art & experimental alias art in general. Try them out if you want something different.
Stamps:
General Drawing:
From top to bottom, the unique pixel tip, the rectangle tip, & the square tip. These are just fun to draw with and don't use the usual circle. The sizes are written next to them.
Two at Once:
The top two are 2 color brushes that have an outline. They're hard to use in very small pixel art (50px and below) but can make interesting effects in larger pieces. The bottom is just a double square line that's fun to doodle with.
Two Color Noise:
All different noise brushes that have 2 colors. Modify the size of brush to size of particle ratio for different effects.
Stamps:
Quick little stamps. They have their size in their name so they don't get distorted.
Borders:
Random ribbon brushes. Best used for straight lines.
Two experimental doodles made playing with these brushes:
I think you can do some weird and fun stylization with bigger art, and can make some easier outlines with the pre-outline pixels. I'm just messing around, no worries if these don't work out for you. :)
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