I wanted to make some brushes that had a really strong texture and watercolor effect, but also ended up making a softer square bush to balance them out.
I also made a soft pressure pencil out of an old brush and it ended up having a fuzzy texture. MOLDYBREAD brush can also act as a rake brush with the watercolor border turned off.
I used only these materials for this illustration with the exception of the eye and hair highlight, which were done with the basic lasso tool. I included a pencil-only version, as well as a small showcase for each brush.
In the reuploaded version, I replaced the brush tip of the MOLDYBREAD brush with a non-text brush tip that mimicks the original texture.
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