Cup Full of Random Art Supplies

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You can use this material catalog with Clip Studio Paint Ver. 2 and newer. ( Download Clip Studio Paint Ver.2 )

Just a bunch of random brushes I've made!

Here is a bunch of random brushes I've made, including some brushes that I've uploaded before but deleted to edit and include here! Below are brief explanations plus example images!

Dreamer Pen: A G Pen like brush with wild sizes based on pen pressure and tilt, can get very fine details or large pen strokes with just one size!
Sleeper Pen: Same as the dreamer pen but with texture
Big ol Marker: A big brush made to cover large surfaces, size can change based on pressure and how zoomed in you are on the canvas!
Big ol Dried Marker: Same as nig ol marker but with texture
Ballpoint Draft Pen: A pen based on ballpoint pens, can be layered to make a darker look, recommended to keep the size small, great for sketching and drafts!
Sketch Pencil: A very simple light and small brush, good for sketching and small details! Like ballpoint it looks better in a small size
Sketch Pen: A basic pen that keeps the same size, it is slightly jittery!
Soft Charcoal: A brush made to look like very very soft chalk, it has a soft and fuzzy feeling to it!
Chipped Charcoal: Same as Soft Charcoal but with texture and more broken apart or chipped looking
Portable Watercolor Pen: It's a very smooth and watered down pen, it is just like how it I feel using those portable watercolor pens!
Square Highlighter: It's a highlighter, has a marker feel to it and color jitter!
Controlled Ink: A smooth pen that it uniform and controlled throughout the pen- for the most part!
Chaotic Pen: This pen is absolutely chaotic! Every time I use it I can not control it but it is very fun!!
Round Tip Streaky: It is a pen that kind of reminds me of a felt pen but with the felt tip damaged so it ends up a bit streaky! The pen is slighty transparent so it can be layered a bit!
Smudge Stick 1,2, and 3 are all blenders with various levels of color loaded in, like using dirty smudge sticks vs a cleam smudge stick. 1 has the most color, 2 the second most color, 3 little to no color loaded on it.
Smudgy Round Brush: Very similar to the smudge sticks but there is no texture and the tip is a plain round brush, it feels very smooth to use!
Paint Toothbrush: Used to make quick paint spatter, not much else really.
Fake Blood!: A great tool for just blood effects, if color mixing is off it can be layered and made darker looking with multiply, if color mixing is on colors can be mixed and make the whole thing look wet or fresh- I like to use it to erase sections to make the blood effect more realistic!