A brush mimicking the g-pen, but using the secondary color.
The premise of this brush is simple; it's the default round brush (tip), but using the secondary color.
The use case for these brushes is using a secondary color in dual brushes. If you've ever played with dual brushes, you've found out that the secondary brush defaults as the primary color. With these brush heads, you can use the secondary color function in a dual brush, provided that you want to use a round brush tip.
Comes in a variety of aliases, 300dpi. I may upgrade it to 600dpi later, if the brushes are too low quality for most people to use. Feel free to send me a message if you have any questions, or if you simply want to say you usually work with a higher dpi than the brush allows. If the quality of the brush is too bad for most people to use, I could correct the issue with little work on my end.
The brushes themselves are included in this asset, but the brush tip images are in the other version. If you can't find the other version, it's probably still being uploaded!
(I apologize, I forgot to screenshot the first part, so I lost the blending/mixing mode.)
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