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Since medibang paint is practically firealpaca on steroids, my previous tutorial on firealpaca brushes applies to this program as well >> fav.me/d6b5vop

Included in the picture is the watercolor brush settings that I used for coloring the picture.

> For the Pen and Airbrush, I used the standard settings that was available when you installs the program.
> Gaussian blur option was pretty neat. I.... pretty much abused it for editing the picture lmao
> The levels adjustment panel was.... unsatisfactory, but it's better than nothing.
> The UI for touch operations was nice. As someone who uses a Cintiq to draw, it is so much better to use Medibang Paint Pro than FireAlpaca. Improvements needed for smoother operations, though.

Description
Since medibang paint is practically firealpaca on steroids, my previous tutorial on firealpaca brushes applies to this program as well >> fav.me/d6b5vop

Included in the picture is the watercolor brush settings that I used for coloring the picture.

> For the Pen and Airbrush, I used the standard settings that was available when you installs the program.
> Gaussian blur option was pretty neat. I.... pretty much abused it for editing the picture lmao
> The levels adjustment panel was.... unsatisfactory, but it's better than nothing.
> The UI for touch operations was nice. As someone who uses a Cintiq to draw, it is so much better to use Medibang Paint Pro than FireAlpaca. Improvements needed for smoother operations, though.