A brush that imitates a round brush with basic oil paint on a canvas
A brush intended to mimic oils or thinner acrylics on canvas. Tilt controls size. Pressure controls density and texture. It mixes some, but is really better at laying down paint. This one has a tapered tip. You'd think that this one and the tapered tip one are redundant but actually I use both a lot.
A while ago I was uploading an earlier version of these brushes in sets of three, but then stopped abruptly for several reasons:
- I discovered that the perceptual mixing had problems that meant I didn't want to use it anymore, but redoing all the uploaded brushes felt enormous.
- Putting together the materials uploads was a lot of work and I didn't always have spoons
- I started making more brushes in the series that didn't come in threes and couldn't decide what to do
I've decided that it's better to upload one brush at a time with sort of half-assed graphics because then at least you get to use the brushes. There might be inconsistency but that's going to have to be okay.
Anyway this is an updated version of a previous brush that I like better than the old version.
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